LaGuardia-based flight attendant Lisa Gregory’s journey with American Airlines spans three generations and nearly the entire history of commercial aviation. Her grandmother joined the airline’s very first class of flight attendants in 1933, her mother followed in 1949, and in 1984 Lisa earned her own wings, becoming American Airlines’ first third generation flight attendant. Lisa shares her story
Thompson Aero Seating (TAS) has released this film to give a sense of connection between the serenity and beauty of the Northern Irish landscape, and the peace and comfort that can be enjoyed by passengers in premium seating
BlueFirst is JetBlue’s fresh take on domestic first class, which will be available on select non-Mint flights. Key perks include more comfort, more room to stretch out, the latest IFE displays, and a great seatback ordering system
CNN’s White House correspondent Betsy Klein was one of the first reporters to fly on President Donald Trump’s new Qatari-gifted Air Force One. She shares a few highlights from the inflight experience on the trip to Mount Rushmore, including a more spacious cabin for the press, lie-flat leather seats, and some special treats
Sam Chui is a name known to millions across the aviation community, and this episode of Above the Noise features a rare long-form interview with him, exploring the moments that shaped his journey from passionate enthusiast to global voice in the industry
In this entertaining session from WTCE 2026, Nik Loukas of Inflight Feed together with the creative Vassilios Georgakopoulos put on a fun interactive display and tasting of inflight meals, with interesting feedback
The A350-1000ULR is the world’s longest-range passenger aircraft, and the bedrock of Qantas’ ‘Project Sunrise’ programme. Take a look round this special variant of the A350, which is equipped with flight test instrumentation for certification testing
In this interview onboard one of Riyadh Air’s new Boeing 787-9s, CEO Tony Douglas shares details of the differentiated premium onboard experience, and discusses fleet and route expansion plans and why he believes demand for air travel will remain robust despite some regional uncertainty
CabinMarker can glide through the cabin, marking and positioning seat tracks with pinpoint accuracy. What takes an operator 150 minutes, this robot completes in just 30, improving efficiency and freeing up staff for more skilled work. See CabinMarker in action
MSN 707, the first of 12 A350-1000ULR ultra-long-range aircraft ordered by Qantas, has completed its first flight in Toulouse, France. The aircraft, fitted with special flight test instrumentation, flew for three hours 43 minutes, reaching an altitude of slightly above 41,000 feet
