Security threats: How airlines have come to depend on passengers' bravery
Another unruly and threatening passenger, another redirected flight, another bunch of brave passengers. It's become an all-too-familiar scenario of air travel.
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Almost 18 hours, United Airlines says new route could be world's longest
United Airlines is hoping to steal the title of world's longest flight from Qatar Airways with the announcement of its new US to Singapore route.
Qantas lists 'Vegemite' among top 20 names for new Dreamliners
Would you fly in a Qantas Dreamliner named 'Vegemite'?
28 wheels, six 747 jet engines: World's largest plane rolls out
With a wingspan longer than a football field, Stratolaunch, the world's largest plane has arrived.
A dead giant rabbit is another sign of airline mess
Who - or what - killed Simon the rabbit?
What airlines keep getting wrong
OPINION: The reality of cattle class betrays it, but airlines still keep their perceptions of prestige from days gone by.
Revealed: the cost of getting Travolta’s plane from the US
It was a big weekend announcement and it comes with a rather large price tag.
My secret trick to beating the nightmare of jet lag
If you can't beat jet lag, learn to embrace it.
Mum's tips on flying solo with a baby on world's longest flight
There were tears. There was spilt milk. There was much drool. I survived the world's longest flight - 7 hours - with my three-month-old son.
John Travolta donates his Boeing 707 to Australia
John Travolta has donated his personal vintage Boeing 707 airplane to a restoration group in Australia.
Will the Manchester bombing put tourists off visiting the UK?
Before the horrific events of Monday night unfolded in Manchester, the UK had scarcely seemed more appealing to foreign tourists. How will these events impact the city?
US might ban laptops on all flights into and out of the country
The United States might ban laptops from aircraft cabins on all flights into and out of the country as part of a ramped-up effort to protect against potential security threats, US Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said on Sunday.
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