The most likely candidate to replace the 767 freighter is the 777-8F, the freighter variant of the upcoming and long-delayed 777X.

With Boeing starting production of the 777-8F in July, the new freighter will soon challenge existing Airbus freighters in the industry.

As Boeing projects 50,000 aircraft by 2044, the race to move engines efficiently is reaching critical altitude.

The Whirlwind was a heavily-armed, single-seat, twin-engine fighter designed for high performance, with great attention paid ...

A 1969 Cessna 310P is featured as the "Today's Top Pick," a versatile twin-engine aircraft suitable for various missions. The aircraft has 4,328 total airframe hours, Lycoming TIO-540 engines (one ...

The University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Alaska Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration (ACUASI) has added two large-payload Windracers ULTRA drones to its fleet. The aircraft will be used for ...

At first glance, a twin-engine aircraft looks a whole lot safer than a single-engine one. After all, if you lose an engine, you still have another to keep you flying in the air, right? This isn't ...

It's been more than a decade now since American aviation behemoth Boeing started working on the 777x, and the pieces are finally starting to fall into place. After a number of delays and missed ...