Today in Aviation History: December 16th
The midair collision of a United DC-8 and TWA Constellation over New York City, Concorde makes the first sub-3-hour Atlantic crossing, an Air Canada CRJ crashes, and more...
Iran-Bound Radioactive Material Seized at Moscow Airport
Russia's Federal Customs Service on Friday said it has seized radioactive material from the luggage of a man who was preparing to take a commercial flight from Moscow to Tehran. His whereabouts are unknown.
JetBlue to Launch Nonstop Martha’s Vineyard Flights
JetBlue on Thursday announced that it would launch daily service to Martha's Vineyard from New York's John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK) for the summer 2011 season.
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.
Video: The 4 Rules in Choosing a Safe Outfit To Fly In
Not enough people think about their health and the rare chance of aircraft emergencies when getting dressed for a flight. NYCA's Phil Derner goes over his four rules for a safe attire.