As diplomats around the world struggle to figure out Trump, Qatar may have found the perfect way to please the American president—dangling a supersized gift to stroke his ego.

(RTTNews) - United Airlines Holdings, Inc. (UAL), Tuesday announced the United Elevated interior for its new Boeing 787-9 aircraft, expecting to offer premium travel experience to its customers.

Taiwan-based China Airlines ordered 10 Boeing 777-9 passenger jets and four 777-8 Freighter airplanes. This order, booked in March 2025, makes China Airlines the first Taiwanese 777X customer. Get ...

Boeing and China Airlines have said that the Taiwan-based carrier has firmed its previously announced order of 10 Boeing 777-9s and four 777-8F freighters. China Airlines Firms Boeing 777X Order ...

The Boeing 7J7 would be the successor to the Boeing 727 and replace the Boeing 737, changing short-haul flying forever. Today, it may even be the template for Boeing's next aircraft the 797 - Let ...

Boeing Co. has begun flying 737 Max jets that were refused by Chinese airline customers back to the US, as the trade war between the two biggest economies escalates.

Piemondt Airlines invited hopeful aviation trainees to their Dispatcher Trainee Program Meet and Greet on Saturday. Individuals got to learn about dispatcher roles and the airline operations.

An American Airlines plane caught fire on the tarmac after landing at Denver International Airport with engine issues Thursday evening, forcing passengers to evacuate the burning aircraft, authorit… ...

Turkish Airlines’ long-expected Boeing aircraft order remains on hold, CFO Murat Sekar said during the company’s fourth quarter (Q4) financial results call Feb. 28.

While climbing out of San Francisco, bound for Ontario, in January 1969 a Pacifc Southwest Boeing 727 hit a Cessna 182 light aircraft in controlled airspace. The aircraft were operating on the ...

Escobar's Boeing 727's fuselage, stripped of its wings and engines and re-named PYTCHAir, showcases a refurbished interior reminiscent of the 1980s.

The Communications Workers of America union says workers "cannot wait any longer" for a collective bargaining agreement that includes better wages, job safety and health care for part-time employees.