On This Day in Aviation History: September 19th
A bomb takes down UTA Flight 772, Israel launches their first satellite, a Turkish Airlines 727 hits a mountain, some farm animals fly a balloon, and more...
Obama and Biden to Celebrate Earth Day by Tying Up New York Air Traffic
Both the President and Vice President visit New York for separate events on Thursday, likely causing massive disruption in the air and on the ground.
The First Ethiopian 787 Delivered: ‘It’s Time for Africa’
The Addis Ababa-based airline cut the ribbon in front of their first 787 aircraft dubbed "Africa First."
Update: Explosion Near SFO Was Not Result of a Plane Crash
A large explosion rocked the city of San Bruno in California on Thursday, not far from San Francisco International Airport, but the cause does not appear to be a plane crash.
Boeing Forecasts Steady Market Growth for Airliners in Africa
Boeing forecasts that air carriers in Africa will experience steady growth over the next 20 years as air travel in Africa continues to grow with the economy, the company said.