The Airbus A380’s 10 Longest US Flights

The US is the country with the world’s third most Airbus A380 flights, after the UAE and UK. In the first half of 2026, seven carriers will fly the superjumbo to the US: All Nippon, Asiana, British Airways, Emirates, Korean Air, Lufthansa, and Qantas. Korean Air recently confirmed the type will return to New York … Read more

SEA’s Concourse C expansion to include an airside observation deck : AirlineReporter

The under-construction observation deck at the SEA concourse C expansion project AvGeeks traveling to, from, or transiting through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) will soon have access to a relatively rare amenity, at least in the Pacific Northwest of the United States: an observation deck, albeit one that’s airside so it’s only available to ticketed passengers. … Read more

ADF drone racing team wins social impact award – Australian Aviation

Drones take-off for a drone racing event during the Australian International Airshow 2025 at Avalon Airport. (Image: LAC Ryan Howell) The Australian Defence Force drone racing team has won the 2025 Australian Association for Uncrewed Systems (AAUS) Social Impact Award. The team, which earlier this year clinched a fifth straight championship at the Military International … Read more

Why Did Airbus Build The A380 With 4 Engines?

The Airbus A380 is one of the world’s most recognizable airliners. With two full-length passenger decks, a nearly 80-meter (262 ft) wingspan, and four large high-bypass turbofans, this enormous “superjumbo” turns heads wherever it goes. Unfortunately, it turned the heads of airline executives for another reason; it was simply too big to operate profitably on … Read more

How Trump’s Space Executive Order Could Reshape America’s Spaceflight Roadmap

President Donald Trump’s space executive order puts the Moon back at the center of America’s spaceflight plans, pairing familiar goals with firm timelines. The directive touches everything from lunar landings and nuclear power in space to commercial launch infrastructure, setting the stage for some of the most consequential space decisions in years. The executive order, … Read more

Kansas City & Cleveland Airports Deal With Security Threats On New Year’s Eve

As the year wraps up and people are traveling to either celebrate or return home, some airports are experiencing certain conditions and events that are complicating matters. KCTV 5 has reported that a potential security threat at Kansas City International Airport led to a law enforcement investigation on December 31, 2025. Officers investigated for over … Read more

Ukrainian Drone Strike Reportedly Destroys Rare Russian Il-38N ASW Aircraft

Rare Il-38N ASW aircraft reportedly destroyed as Kyiv targets high-value enablers behind the front line. Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) has released footage showing a drone strike against a Russian Navy Ilyushin Il-38N anti-submarine warfare aircraft at Yeysk Air Base, in southern Russia. According to Ukrainian officials, the attack was carried out earlier this month and … Read more

Wartime ‘short snorter’ banknote finds new home at RAAF Townsville – Australian Aviation

The “short snorter” on display at the RAAF Townsville Aviation Heritage Centre. (Image: FLGOFF Casie Scott) Another piece of wartime history is now on display at the RAAF Townsville Aviation Heritage Centre, in the form of a 10-shilling “short snorter” banknote from 1942. The note, signed by Allied nations aviators, is believed to be from … Read more