The inaugural service was commanded by chief pilot Captain ‘Torchy’ Uren and on board were four New Zealand-born cabin crew ...

Four-turbine aircraft are a rare sight on the tarmac these days, as the efficiency and affordability of twinjet aircraft has ...

It’s been 50 years since the USAF and RAAF airlifted almost 3,000 orphaned babies out of Saigon. AeroTime takes a closer look ...

Announced on 2 April, 1975, the first two RAAF C-130 Hercules flights left Saigon on 4 April, bringing 194 children to ...

On April 2, 1975, the United States announced its plans to evacuate to America 2000 Vietnamese war orphans and children ...

As the last US carrier to offer free checked luggage introduces charges, we consider what happened to the country that gave the world Pan Am ...

Lanhsa JS32 at Roatan on Mar 17th 2025, lost height after takeoff and impacted sea A Lanhsa British Aerospace Jetstream 32, registration HR-AYW performing a flight from Roatan to La Ceiba (Honduras) ...

Third places” like onboard bars and lounges are beloved by some passengers, even as seats become more spacious and private.

UK route as it evolved from tiny biplanes hopping 31 stops to large jetliners soon flying nonstop.

The luxury of the Golden Age of air travel is still alive and well in the first-class cabins of the world's leading airlines.

Qantas has revealed customer-pleasing new features of its new A321XLR in the final stages of production at the Airbus factory in Hamburg, as CEO Vanessa Hudson defended the slow pace of the domestic ...

Qantas selected the 321XLR (standing for “extra-long range”) to give the airline more flexibility in servicing future routes.