🚁 Military & Defense
How The Royal Air Force’s Typhoon Avoids Electronic Jamming
The Typhoon avoids jamming by hopping frequencies and more while fighting back, using it as a firing solution.
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✈️ Commercial Aviation
Customer Uproar Forces Southwest To Rethink Assigned Seating Policy — Here’s What’s Changing
Southwest tweaks its assigned seating plan after customer backlash, adding bin space and refining boarding as it adjusts to a post-open seating.
⚠️ Safety & Incidents
Press Release: EASA warns operators to avoid Middle East airspace
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued a Conflict Zone Information Bulletin (CZIB) for the airspace of the Middle East and Persian Gulf, warning operators not to operate within the affected airspace at all altitudes and flight levels and to closely monitor airspace developments in the region, following U.S. and Israeli strikes. Initially... The post Press Release: EASA warns operators to avoid Middle East airspace appeared first on Runway Girl.
✈️ Commercial Aviation
Why Airlines Don’t Want First Class Anymore
Airlines are making a surprising move that's leaving some luxury travellers in the lurch. What's behind this shift?
✈️ Commercial Aviation
Hundreds of thousands stranded as Middle East airspace shutdown halts global air travel
The abrupt escalation of conflict involving Iran, United States and Israel has triggered one of the most severe aviation disruptions in recent memory, leaving hundreds of thousands of travellers stranded or rerouted around the world. The crisis began when coordinated strikes in and around Iran prompted a cascade of airspace closures across the Middle East […]
🛩️ General Aviation
Randy’s Warbird Profiles: Republic P-47D-2-RE Thunderbolt
A detailed Warbird Profile tracing the remarkable history of Republic P-47D Thunderbolt 42-8205, from a WWII war bond aircraft to postwar service abroad and its preservation at Seattle’s Museum of Flight.
🚁 Military & Defense
U.S. Air Force conducts B-2 strike on hardened targets in Iran
United States Central Command said Sunday that U.S. B-2 stealth bombers struck hardened ballistic missile facilities in Iran overnight, employing 2,000-pound bombs against what officials described as fortified military targets. The command announced the operation in an official statement, declaring, “No nation should ever doubt America’s resolve.” The strike comes amid ongoing U.S. military efforts […]
✈️ Commercial Aviation
How Much Do Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft Cost In 2026?
What is the price of the popular Boeing narrowbody aircraft?
✈️ Commercial Aviation
Terminal Chaos: Thousands Sleep In Airports As Middle East Hubs Remain Crippled
The region's air travel infrastructure has come to a halt.
🚁 Military & Defense
Grounded Dreams: How the Sikorsky S-67 Blackhawk Pushed Helicopter Design Too Far, Too Soon
The Sikorsky S-67 Blackhawk was a fast, experimental attack helicopter that pushed design limits but arrived too early to find a place in military service.
✈️ Commercial Aviation
Magnifica Air Reveals First Aircraft to Join Its Fleet
New US-based airline, Magnifica Air, unveiled the first of four aircraft to join its fleet. Set to begin operations in 2027, the Airbus ACJ321neo will be the first aircraft in the fleet that will be exclusively for the airline’s “Private Class” cabin category for launch service. What is Magnifica Air? Magnifica Air is a Florida-based luxury airline […] The post Magnifica Air Reveals First Aircraft to Join Its Fleet appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
✈️ Commercial Aviation
Update on the status of the airlines of the Gulf region
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✈️ Commercial Aviation
35 Belgian tourists stranded in Thailand after Iran conflict closes UAE airspace
Thirty-five Belgian tourists have been left stranded in Phuket, Thailand, after escalating tensions involving Iran triggered airspace closures across parts of the Middle East, leading to the cancellation of their return flight via Dubai. The group was due to depart Phuket late on 28 February on an Emirates flight connecting through Dubai before continuing to […]
🚁 Military & Defense
B-2 Spirit Stealth Bombers Take Part in Night Strikes on Iran
Radio communications on ATC frequencies revealed that four B-2A Spirit stealth bombers flew a round trip mission from CONUS for night strikes on Iranian targets. As expected, the U.S. Air Force employed the B-2A Spirit stealth bomber during the first night of the strikes against Iranian targets as part of Operation Epic Fury. Four bombers […]
🛩️ General Aviation
EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026 to Mark America’s 250th Anniversary With “Celebrating the Freedom of Flight” Theme
EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026 will commemorate America’s 250th anniversary with the “Celebrating the Freedom of Flight” theme, highlighting milestones in U.S. aviation during the July 20–26 fly-in.
✈️ Commercial Aviation
February routes roundup: AirAsia X resumes flights to London after a 14-year hiatus
AirAsia X will return to Europe with a route connecting three countries. Starting June 26th, the airline will launch the Kuala Lumpur – Bahrain – London Gatwick route and vice versa, which will operate daily on Airbus A330-300 aircraft with a capacity for 367 passengers. AirAsia X has traffic rights for all legs, including Kuala […] The post February routes roundup: AirAsia X resumes flights to London after a 14-year hiatus appeared first on Flightradar24 Blog.
✈️ Commercial Aviation
Why Delta Air Lines Doesn’t Want Blended Winglets On Most Aircraft Anymore
The carrier appears to be following a similar practice to that of Southwest Airlines and others
✈️ Commercial Aviation
Free Starlink Wi-Fi Is Coming To British Airways This Month - Here's What We Know
Soon, the airline's passengers will be able to enjoy high-speed connectivity at 35,000 feet in the air, as they would on the ground!
✈️ Commercial Aviation
Free Starlink Wi-Fi Is Coming To British Airways This Month - Here's What We Know
Soon, the airline's passengers will be able to enjoy high-speed connectivity at 35,000 feet in the air, as they would on the ground!
🚁 Military & Defense
Today In Aviation History: Berliner-Joyce P-16 Enters Service with USAAC
On March 1, 1932, the Berliner-Joyce P-16 entered service with the USAAC, marking the debut of the two-seat pursuit fighter that blended endurance and firepower despite operational limitations.