FAA managers illegally told workers that Republican wins would mean budget cuts for the agency, according to a government transparency group.
An American Airlines Boeing 767 carrying the Miami Dolphins clipped another American aircraft while taxiing in Dallas late Wednesday night.
The state-of-the-art passenger comfort features on the new Boeing 787 have a lot of hype to live up to. Do they really make a difference?
The Saxton family was stranded at Salt Lake City International Airport for six days, but it wasn’t anyone’s fault but their own.
American has done an exemplary job of keeping their Twitter complainants happy, or at the very least, responding in a timely fashion.
A documentary about handmade “Indoor freeflight rubber-powered duration aircraft” is about to take off.
After failed legal and lobbying efforts to shut down the federal Export-Import Bank, Delta is scoring big deals made possible by the bank’s financing.
NYCAviation.com, a rapidly expanding national air travel and aerospace news site, is looking for a freelance digital ad salesperson.
A week before rescuers found the crashed Superjet’s flight data recorder on Thursday, Russia’s GRU military intelligence agency claimed that the most plausible cause of the crash was electronic sabotage by the US military.
We don’t know much about this video, other than that it took place in The Congo. We do know that this isn’t a runway.
American Airlines spending $10 million-a-month on bankruptcy lawyers and consultants might seem outrageous, until you look at the alternative.
Why the triumphs and tragedies of flight attendants shouldn’t be overlooked in airliner accidents.
The 60-year-old FAA weight standard for airliner seats seems outdated relative to America’s expanding waistlines, but is that reason enough for an update?
Photos of Space Shuttle Enterprise landing in New York plus pics of the first Lufthansa Boeing 747-8I beat out the TSA finding landmines in a woman’s luggage.
Spirit’s last minute carry on fee has spiked to $100 each way, but, believe it or not, for a good reason.
Our ups, downs and more downs in dealing with the Intrepid Museum, including aircraft abuse and putting profit over enthusiasm.
While it will take months or years to find a definitive cause of the crash of the Cessna 421 that went down in the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday, initial evidence may indicate that the pilot lost consciousness due to pressurization issues.
The jet blast warning signs at Maho Beach are generally ignored, but a new video of a woman face planting behind a JetBlue takeoff might prove the signs are there for good reason.
Less than a day after JetBlue Captain Clayton Osbon suffered a psychotic episode while operating a flight to Vegas, the morning talk shows essentially boiled the incident down to one ridiculous question: “Will a psychopathic airline employee kill me and my family today?”
The emergence of regional jets in the 1990s was a major game-changer among the business models of legacy carriers that are still evolving today. Are they saving an otherwise hurting industry, or more of a hindrance?
