Today in Aviation History: January 5th
The Space Shuttle program is launched, Amelia Earhart is declared legally dead, Independence Air ceases operations, and more...
Waking Up to the Issues of Pilot Fatigue: Part Three
In the third article in our series, Karlene Petitt takes a look at the impact of the new pilot fatigue regulations on long haul international pilots.
United Says No to A380 While Considering Big Boeing and Airbus Jets
United Airlines President and CEO Jeff Smisek is looking for aircraft larger than the A350-900, but has seemingly ruled out the Airbus A380.
Afghanistan Helicopter Crash Kills Two American Servicemen
A coalition helicopter crashed in eastern Afghanistan on Wednesday, killing two American service members.
Final Call: Fighter Jet Stunt Lands Movie Producer in Jail, Flier Sues Southwest for Free Drinks
Illinois man sues Southwest Airlines over drink coupons, movie producer goes to jail for buzzing Santa Monica Pier, ATA suing Ex-Im Bank over Air India financing, and more...