Six months after shining a laser at a plane and a police helicopter, a Long Island man has confessed—and now faces 5 years in prison.
Patrick Byrne, the oft-embattled CEO of Overstock.com, was arrested in Salt Lake City after TSA screeners found a gun in his carry-on.
The busiest single-runway airport in the United States gets some creative planespotting treatment from filmmaker Cy Kuckenbaker.
TSA has relaxed their outright ban on snow globes in carry-ons, but a snow globe expert says not so fast.
Magic Johnson’s former personal flight attendant is suing the retired basketball star for wrongful termination.
The Transportation Security Administration says it will fire 25 screeners and suspend another 19.
In a country known for its robust history of strikes, Air France employees are no different from any other profession.
An arrest warrant has been issued in Hyderabad for billionaire Vijay Mallya.
Florida residents convinced JetBlue not to serve their city.
Superjet launch customer Armavia is for sale, says its owner.
Don’t try to shoot down helicopters and you won’t go to jail.
The fascinating history of the automated baggage tag and how it helps our luggage arrive on the same flight as us 99.97 percent of the time.
A priest allegedly expelled from the church over sex abuse accusations has shifted to a similarly divine career.
A woman who claimed her peanut butter was wrongly seized by TSA screeners has won a $3.99 reimbursement from the agency.
A Greek air traffic control radar was knocked offline when a child’s helium-filled balloon floated into power lines and cut power.
Israel’s national airline seeks an immediate halt to its once-weekly Tel Aviv-Cairo flights, citing empty planes and high security costs.
An $18 million price tag combined with residential zoning and non-existent profits could mean MTP’s days as an airport are numbered.
Malaysian low cost carrier AirAsia is in talks to buy Jat Airways from the Serbian government and plans to build a European hub in Belgrade.
A judge ruled that a lawsuit against American Airlines and United Airlines over the destruction of the World Trade Center may proceed.
Wait, is this really a thing that people have to be told? Yup.
