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A new study reveals early Jupiter was twice its current size with a magnetic field 50 times stronger.

Ryanair has asked some of its cabin crew in Spain to return the salary increases paid out since October 2024, following a legal battle involving two rival unions. The dispute stems from a pay deal agreed between the airline and the Spanish union Confederación Sindical de Comisiones Obreras (CCOO), which was later ruled invalid by Spain's High Court.

Aer Lingus,Iberia, and Wizz Air UK now use the Airbus A321XLR. As of May 21, they have seven aircraft: Aer Lingus and launch customer Iberia have three frames each, while Wizz Air has one. Of course, these numbers will change quickly as deliveries ramp up.

The U.S. military test launched an intercontinental ballistic missile on May 21 to demonstrate the readiness of its nuclear weapons arsenal.

A luxury Boeing 747-8 owned by the Qatari Royal family was officially gifted to the US on Wednesday. The Department of Defense reportedly confirmed that the jumbo jet would be used as a new Air Force One for President Trump.

A newly discovered bacterial species aboard China's Tiangong space station may offer insights into how life can survive and potentially thrive in space.

NASA flight director, Gene Kranz, now 91 years old, is seen posing with his lifetime achievement award from the American Astronautical Society at his restored console in Apollo mission control.

Lufthansa has been forced to cancel a flight from Hyderabad to Frankfurt as the Boeing 787-9, operating the flight, had to abort its takeoff during the takeoff roll, resulting in deflated tires.

The Oscar-winning SFX guru talks turkey sandwiches, space lizards, and making the awesome Battle of Hoth scene for "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back".

Etihad Airways has started 2025 on a high note by recording its highest-ever profit for the first quarter of the year. In a period when the carrier also grew its fleet and workforce while customer satisfaction rose, the Abu Dhabi-based UAE flag carrier had plenty of reasons to be cheerful in the first few months of the new year. Alongside almost a thousand new hires, it has also promoted hundreds of staff.

Starfish Space's Otter Pup 2 mission will launch atop a SpaceX rocket this June to perform the first-ever commercial satellite docking in low Earth orbit.

Norse Atlantic has published its latest financial results, with the long-haul low-cost carrier citing strong revenue growth from its now-mixed business model, which includes scheduled and wet leased operations.

The physical constants of the universe appear to favor the existence of life. So why are we here?

Chinese company LandSpace sent six satellites into orbit on Saturday (May 17) aboard its methane-powered, tile-shedding Zhugque-2E rocket.

If you're looking for a Memorial Day streaming deal ahead of the long weekend, getting nearly 70% off an annual subscription to Peacock could be just the one.

Remember: A telescope or binoculars will be needed to spot far-flung Neptune!

NASA's Perseverance rover is exploring a new Mars region called Krokodillen, which is thought to harbor some of the oldest and most intriguing rocks on the Red Planet.

SpaceX launched another batch of its Starlink broadband satellites late Tuesday night (May 20), atop a Falcon 9 rocket that was flying for the first time ever.

Following a recent agreement between the UK government and the European Commission, UK passport holders are set to regain access to automated e-gates at more European airports. The expansion is tied to the rollout of the EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES), a digital border platform set to replace manual passport stamping for eligible non-EU nationals, including British travelers.

Southwest is the US's third-largest carrier by passengers. In the 12 months to February 2025, US Department of Transportation data shows it carried 173.4 million passengers. Only American Airlines (223.1 million) and Delta Air Lines (199.0 million) surpassed it. Southwest's traffic was -1.8% lower compared to the year to February 2024, partly because of lower demand and greater uncertainty.