March 18th in Aviation History: Austrian Airlines Launches Service
Europe's first airplane takes flight, Austrian Airlines launches service, Delta offers voluntary severance to 30,000 employees, the crash of a Boeing 307 Stratoliner during a test flight, and more...
VIDEO: Angara Airlines Plane Seen Crashing Into River with Engine Fire
Video has been revealed capturing Monday's crash of an Angara Airlines Antonov An-24 into Siberia's. Seven of the 37 people on board were killed.
Allegiant Air Announces GRR-FLL to Begin November 13
Allegiant will be sending their MD-80s twice a week between Grand Rapids and Fort Lauderdale starting November 13.
Do Commercial Pilots Really “Suck” at Manual Flying?
Do pilots really “suck” at manual flying, as a soon-to-be-released FAA report suggests? Airbus Captain and author Eric “Cap’n Aux” Auxier explores this disturbing possibility.
The Story Behind the New ‘Pilot’s Bill of Rights’ Law
The new Pilot's Bill of Rights Law has many wondering why such rights didn't already exist, but what does it mean for pilots? More importantly, what brought it about?