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Boeing NewGen Tanker Enters Air Force KC-X Competition

Boeing's pitch for the US Air Force's latest tanker competition will be a 767-based jet retrofitted with displays from the state-of-the-art 787 flight deck, among other improvements.

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United Airlines Flight Hits Severe Turbulence, 25 Injured

United Airlines Flight 967, flying from Washington-Dulles (IAD) to Los Angeles (LAX) has made an emergency landing at Denver (DEN) after hitting severe turbulence. Early reports indicate around 30 people on board were injured.

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MIT-Designed, Fish-Shaped Airliners Could Burn 70% Less Fuel

A team of MIT researchers has unveiled their aircraft designs for NASA's N+3 initiative, an engineering study intended to help define the next three generations of commercial aviation while reducing fuel usage by 70% and NOx em...

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British Airways and Iberia Have the Urge to Merge

A 13-year love affair between two of Europe's largest flag carriers was finally consumated today, as British Airways and Iberia signed a formal deal to combine their businesses.

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Volcanic Ash Forces Unprecedented Airspace Shutdown in Europe

Much of Europe's airspace is closed until further notice due to a massive cloud of dangerous ash spreading southeastward from a volcano in Iceland.

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Boeing NewGen Tanker Enters Air Force KC-X Competition

United Airlines Flight Hits Severe Turbulence, 25 Injured

MIT-Designed, Fish-Shaped Airliners Could Burn 70% Less Fuel

British Airways and Iberia Have the Urge to Merge

Volcanic Ash Forces Unprecedented Airspace Shutdown in Europe

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