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New Citation Latitude Will Feature Cessna’s Tallest and Widest Cabin Ever

Cessna on Monday announced the development of a new mid-size, eight-passenger business jet called the Citation Latitude.

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Crash of Small Plane in Southern Poland Kills Four

Four people were killed early Sunday evening when a small plane crashed in a forest in southern Poland, officials said on Monday. There were no survivors.

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NTSB Issues Preliminary Report on Reno Air Race Crash

The National Transportation Safety Board has issued a preliminary report into the P-51 Mustang crash at the Reno Air Races on Sept. 16th which left 11 people dead and 74 injured.

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An Air Canada Boeing 767-300ER (C-GEOQ) seen lifting off from Montreal (left: Photo by Gordon Gebert Jr.). A radar image of Venus from the Magellan spacecraft. (right: Image by NASA)

Drowsy Air Canada Pilot Dives Plane to Avoid Hitting Venus: Yup, the Planet

It's not often that the pilots of earth-based vehicles are forced to make risky, evasive maneuvers to avoid colliding with other worlds, but that's exactly what an Air Canada pilot did last year, a government investigation has ...

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Is This the Best Airline Commercial Ever?

Most airlines gave up on the use of T&A to sell flights around the same time bell bottoms went out of style. Moscow-based startup Avianova isn't having any of that noise.

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New Citation Latitude Will Feature Cessna’s Tallest and Widest Cabin Ever

Crash of Small Plane in Southern Poland Kills Four

NTSB Issues Preliminary Report on Reno Air Race Crash

Drowsy Air Canada Pilot Dives Plane to Avoid Hitting Venus: Yup, the Planet

Is This the Best Airline Commercial Ever?

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