In the 1970s, the U.S. Air Force seriously explored turning Boeing 747s into airborne aircraft carriers, capable of launching ...

Remembering Ilyushin Il-86, "Camber," its NATO code name, or “Airbusky,” pejoratively called by Western observers.

Airplanes, marvels of modern engineering, conceal numerous intriguing features that often go unnoticed by passengers. For ...

right beneath the nose of a Boeing 747, you don't realize how colossal the first "jumbo jet" is. Now you can do just that, then go up a long escalator and walk into the cockpit, thanks to ...

When the first Boeing 747 rolled from the hangar in Everett ... tapering rearward from the cockpit windscreen to form an assertive, almost regal-looking prow. Two hundred feet behind, the jet ...

The Boeing 747 program may have been officially ended by the planemaker, but the Queen of the Skies is still alive and well in the industry. Despite a dwindling number of commercial passenger ...

These days, flying often means earbuds in, tray table down and hours spent in near silence. You might sit beside someone for ...

Extended Range with 6 aux tanks (6,200 w/8 Pax) ...

China reportedly asked its airlines to halt Boeing orders, which has put the aircraft manufacturer in the middle of the U.S.’s trade war with China. Boeing, a major U.S. company, relies heavily ...

But there is one company that Russian officials make no secret about missing: Boeing. The aviation giant’s planes play a critical role in Russia’s economy, connecting its far-flung cities.

The FAA is proposing an airworthiness directive for thousands of Boeing 737s. The cost of replacing latches on bathroom doors could reach $3.4 million. The move comes after a passenger was trapped ...

Boeing (NYSE: BA) is one of the world's leading aerospace companies, known for its commercial airplanes, defense systems and space technologies. However, the company has faced a turbulent ride in ...