Aviation

How a Dutch Firm Plans to Find MH370 in Seabeds Less Mapped Than Mars

By Jack Linshi

Airlines Have Been Issued With Guidelines on Handling Ebola

By Stephanie Burnett

So Long, Shamu: Southwest, SeaWorld End Ties

By David Stout

Here Are the Craziest Ideas to Speed Up TSA's Security

By Jack Linshi
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17-Year-Old Pilot Haris Suleman's Tragic Quest

A close family friend says that 17-year-old Haris Suleman’s attempt to circumnavigate the world in 30 days really wasn’t about breaking any records. “He said that he would not be in the U.S. if it...

By Katy Steinmetz

Indiana Teen's Tragic Death During Plane Crash

The father-son team were flying around the globe.

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FAA Lifts Ban on Flights to Israel

The agency says it has "carefully reviewed" new safety measures being taken by the Israeli government

By Zeke J Miller

Think Your Flight Delays Are Bad? Try China

Even in this era of jam-packed commercial air travel, the armed forces still control most of China’s airspace

By Hannah Beech

A TSA Fee Hike Just Made Your Plane Tickets More Expensive

You now have to pay $5.60 per flight

By Charlotte Alter

Malaysians Want Bodies of MH17 Dead Before Ramadan Fast Ends

For relatives gathered at a hotel south of Kuala Lumpur, it's a heart-breaking waiting game

By Per Liljas

Beijing Condemns the West Over Malaysia Airlines Tragedy

Despite memories of decades of Cold War frostiness, Beijing is now quite chummy with Moscow

By TIME Staff

Malaysia Airlines Will Struggle to Survive

Malaysia’s national carrier was already in a weak financial position. Now its future is highly uncertain

By Michael Schuman

Watch Boeing's Dreamliner Do Tricks That Would Make You Sick

Buckle your seatbelt

By Sam Frizell

This Airplane Seat Basically Looks Like a Torture Device

Airbus hopes to patent a seat that resembles a bicycle saddle

By Jack Linshi

F-35 a No-Show (So Far) at Big Air Show

The star attraction at Farnborough International Air Show failed to appear on opening day

By Megan Gibson / Farnborough

Into the Wild Blue Yonder

Commercial air travel is 100 years old—and it’s only poised to keep growing in the future

By Matt McAllester

Assume the Brace Position: The Dead Phone Flying Ban Has Begun

British Airways announced Monday it would ban passengers from traveling with uncharged smartphones on U.S.-bound flights

By Alex Fitzpatrick

Here’s Why the TSA Is Worried About Your Phone

Signs that danger may be on the rise

By Jack Linshi

France Beefs Up Security on U.S.-Bound Flights

Amid terrorism concerns

By Mirren Gidda

Dust Storm Grounds Arizona Flights

A violent dust storm resulted in delays at Phoenix Sky Harbor airport

By Mirren Gidda
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