How the US-Israeli war on Iran created a massive hole in global airspace
Middle East conflict has forced airlines to close or restrict airspace across 2.8 million square kilometers, requiring major flight rerouting to avoid military operations and ensure passenger safety.
Some flights are resuming from Abu Dhabi, but confusion reigns after Iran strikes upended air travel
Eight Etihad Airways flights and one Lufthansa A380 departed Abu Dhabi on Monday despite official suspension of operations following Iranian drone strikes on the airport.
How the US-Israeli war on Iran created a massive hole in global airspace
Middle East conflict has forced airlines to close or restrict airspace across 2.8 million square kilometers, requiring major flight rerouting to avoid military operations and ensure passenger safety.
This Is What Actually Happens When You Flush an Airplane Toilet
Airplane toilets use vacuum mechanisms to suck waste into holding tanks, eliminating the need for water and making them safe and odor-minimized during flight.
Mexico Travel Advisory Updated as Airlines Resume Normal Operations-What Travelers Should Know
Mexico's travel operations normalized after cartel-related violence, with the U.S. Embassy lifting restrictions on government staff and confirming restored flight schedules and road access.
Two passengers suffer broken ankles as turbulence rocks BA flight to London
Turbulence on a Los Angeles–London flight caused broken ankles and a passenger collapse despite seatbelt sign activation; the captain continued to Heathrow instead of diverting.
'Don't be alarmed' - Dublin Airport holding emergency exercise as test for future major incidents
An emergency exercise at Dublin Airport tonight will test readiness without affecting flights; the public should not be alarmed by blue lights or smoke.
The Surprising Reason Pilots Leave the Cockpit Door Open Before Flights
Cockpit doors are left open during boarding to allow pilots and crew to communicate, receive paperwork, and complete final checks before locking for flight.
Private pilot reveals how they go to the bathroom on long-haul flights
When leaving the flight deck isn't an option, pilots turn to a device known as a 'relief tube.' This device is a black, cone-shaped plastic cup attached to a long tube.