On This Day in Aviation History: December 14th
The X-29 makes its first flight, JAL adds personal TVs to their 747s, Burt Rutan's Voyager departs for first nonstop flight around the world, and more...
VIDEO: Phoenix Plane Crash Caught on Tape
Closed circuit video has been released showing the August crash of a Cirrus SR-22 in Phoenix which killed the pilot.
The World’s Last Martin 202 Lives… in New Jersey!
The world's last Martin 202 is on display at the Aviation Hall of Fame and Museum of New Jersey at Teterboro Airport in Bergen County.
United Airlines Pilots Invite Execs to Tour Their ‘LAX Ghetto’
Disgruntled United Airlines pilots have invited their corporate overlords for a meet and greet in the Los Angeles parking lot where many of them sleep.
Open for Business: Delta Officially Opens JFK T4 Extension
With all the pomp and circumstance, Delta Air Lines opened and welcomed guests and passengers to the new Delta Terminal 4 Extension at New York’s JFK International Airport. Richard Anderson CEO of Delta, Sir Richard Brans...