With only four days of work, we’re welcoming this week with an Aviation Wrap, a handful of hobnobs and an overwhelming hangover.

If this edition of Flavour of the Week was a marine animal, it would be a blue whale. In other words, this wrap is an absolute whopper.

Pilots suing Boeing over lost wages have been given an ultimatum: reveal their names or withdraw the case.

This week’s Aviation Wrap is brought to you by Travel Weekly’s roving reporter, who has decided to wear compression socks with thongs to the office today. It’s not a good look.

Children and adults have been treated for minor skin irritation and fume inhalation after a Delta aircraft released fuel during an emergency landing.

Plenty of pretty pictures, a healthy helping of flight deals and a few announcements of aeronautical success: what’s not to love about this week’s Aviation Wrap?

Companies and individuals continue to rally behind Australia in our time of need. Here’s our latest update on what’s being done.

Did you miss the news over the summer break about Boeing’s new CEO? Play catch-up here.

Scott Morrison said he has received intelligence that shows Iran shot down the Ukrainian International Airlines flight that crashed on Wednesday.

A Boeing 737 aircraft has crashed shortly after take-off in Iran, killing all on board. Here’s what we know about the incident so far.

Just when you thought Boeing was out of the woods with its problematic 737 MAX jet, yet another fault has been discovered.

To celebrate our first Aviation Wrap of the year, we’re reporting from a private jet on our way to a beach party in Ibiza. Just kidding – it’s the first week back and we’re three down on a batch brew of cold coffee.