FAA to Impose New Air Traffic Controller Scheduling Rules
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration on Saturday announced it is prohibiting certain scheduling practices after yet another air traffic controller fell asleep while on duty.
Danish Airline Cimber Sterling Grounds All Flights, Files For Bankruptcy
Cimber Sterling grounded all flights effective immediately after filing for bankruptcy Thursday morning.
On This Day in Aviation History: September 21st
A pair of RAF Harriers collide, The Soviet Luna departs the Moon, maiden flights of the XB-70 Valkyrie, Ch-47 Chinook and B-29 Superfortress.
Ron Paul Loves Charter Flights, Divers Find Sunken Airliner 34 Years After Crash: Final Call
Presidential candidate Ron Paul might be trailing in the polls, but he's leading his opponents in charter flight spending, Air India may drastically cut its order for Dreamliners, and more...
Lockheed Martin to Lay Off 1500 Aeronautics Employees
Lockheed Martin on Friday announced that around 1,500 employees across its Aeronautics business area will be let go as part of the company's "affordability" plan.