10. United Passenger Calls 911 During Takeoff, Attempts to Reach Flight Deck on Indianapolis Flight

A United Airlines passenger called 911 and rushed toward the cockpit during takeoff from Indianapolis, forcing the flight to return to the gate.

9. United Airlines Adds Cartagena Routes from Houston and Washington Dulles

United Airlines expands its Colombia network with new seasonal flights to Cartagena from Houston and Washington D.C. starting December 2025.

8. American Airlines Returns to Tokyo from Chicago O'Hare and Adds Two More Routes

American Airlines will launch daily Chicago O'Hare to Tokyo Narita nonstop service in March 2027, plus two new domestic routes as it rebuilds its ORD hub.

7. Qatar Airways Cuts Airbus A380 Flights by 54%

Qatar Airways has slashed its Airbus A380 operations by 54%, dropping key routes including Guangzhou. Here's what's driving the decision.

6. Fourteen Killed in Saudi Aramco Helicopter Crash Near Ras Tanura

A helicopter operated by Saudi Aramco crashed near Ras Tanura, killing 14 people on board. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause.

5. No Bunks, No Problem: British Airways Lets Crew Rest in First Class

British Airways has revised its policy to allow cabin crew to rest in empty First Class seats during long-haul flights, replacing older protocols.

4. Emirates SkyCargo Adds First Converted 777-300ERSF Freighter to Its Fleet

Emirates SkyCargo has introduced its first Boeing 777-300ERSF converted freighter, the first of five planned aircraft aimed at expanding cargo capacity.

3. American Airlines to Pay $2.64 Million Yearly So Crews Can Skip Standard TSA Screening

American Airlines will spend $2.64 million annually on a TSA fee that lets pilots and flight attendants bypass regular passenger security checks.

2. White House Clears Path for Supersonic Flights Over American Land

The Trump administration moves to lift a decades-old ban on supersonic flight over US land, opening new opportunities for aerospace developers and airlines.

1. Passengers Threatened With Arrest: Hundreds Stranded at Orlando International Airport After Baggage Delays

Roughly 800 Virgin Atlantic passengers waited more than five hours for checked baggage at Orlando International Airport, with arrest threats issued.