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After the plug door blew out on Alaska Airlines flight 1282, Boeing 737-9 Max planes have been grounded globally. Here’s how the incident is affecting future flights—and flight safety.

Since it debuted in 1969, the 747 has served as a cargo plane, a commercial aircraft, and the Air Force One presidential aircraft, but it has been rendered obsolete by more profitable and fuel-efficient models.

The traveling public has been rocked by a series of airline accidents in 2025, raising alarms about commercial aviation safety. But are fears of flying justified? We asked aviation experts for their take on the situation.

There are several upgrades in store for travelers at the front of the plane on select domestic flights.

The Atlanta-based carrier is hoping to add electric commuter flights to its offering within the next two years.

The Seattle-based airline will begin operating the new transatlantic flights in 2026.

Flying can be uncomfortable for the average passenger, but for taller travelers it can be downright misery. Here are some ways to (literally) ease the pain.

Los Angeles International Airport is notorious for its traffic and gridlock. Now Angelenos have more options on the west side for flights to some of the country’s most sought-after desert destinations.

The New York City–based airline is giving its added-legroom seats “even more” love.

Extra layovers, longer routes, and increasing airfares—even travelers who aren’t flying anywhere near the conflict might feel the effects.

From Braille signage to lanyards for unseen disabilities, these new amenities and programs aim to make the flying experience a little less stressful.

Experts debate whether there is a safest place to sit on an airplane in the case of an emergency.

The Hong Kong–based carrier is rolling out its fancy new suites on U.S. routes on December 31. We got a sneak peek—here’s our full review.

Semi-private flights offer a more affordable alternative to private jet travel, with better service and fewer passengers than commercial carriers. Could this be the perfect way to fly?