Author: Ben Mutzabaugh, USA TODAY

From No. 30 LOT Polish to No. 1 Lufthansa, see which carriers made the cut for Europe’s biggest airlines as measured by ‘available seat miles’ (ASMs).

The moves by Boeing and the FAA follow the Oct. 29 crash of a two-month-old Lion Air Boeing 737 Max jet taking off from Jakarta, Indonesia.

A diverted Air France flight marked the first time an A380 – the world’s largest passenger jet – has ever landed at Denver, according to airport officials.

United Airlines becomes the first in the world to have all three 787 variants. It already has the 787-8 and 787-9 versions of the Dreamliner.

Check out our latest batch of fun aviation photos from around the globe. This month includes shots from London, NYC, Seattle and Boeing’s assembly line.

American Airlines is tweaking what’s needed for some flyers to earn elite status, though the changes will mostly affect only top-tier customers.

WOW Air, the Icelandic budget airline that shook up the U.S. market with Europe fares as low as $99 one way, will be acquired by rival Icelandair.

Southwest is now flying new routes and more flights from major airports, including New York LaGuardia, D.C.’s Reagan National and San Jose, California.

The museum-like quality of the “boneyard” delights enthusiasts, though access is hard to get.

Delta’s Airbus A220s will seat 109 passengers, including 12 in first class and 15 in extra-legroom economy. The remaining 82 will be standard coach seats.