On This Day in Aviation History: January 10th
TWA files for bankruptcy for the first time, a Gulfstream III speeds around the world, a Sikorsky reaches 21,000ft, a B-52 sets a distance record and more...
Plane Crash in Russia Kills ‘Many’
Many people were killed when a RusAero Tupolev Tu-134 passenger plane crashed Monday in northwestern Russia.
Milestone: Boeing Begins Production of 1,000th 767 Aircraft
Boeing on Tuesday announced that it has begun assembling the 1,000th 767 airplane at its factory in Everett, Washington, marking an important milestone for the company.
Automation Myths: Do Planes Really Fly Themselves?
Flying is mysterious, and information is hard to come by. If the “experts” say automatic planes are possible, then why not?
Video: Sudden Fear of Flying Forces British Boy to Ground Route Home from Middle East
A British boy and his dad are seeking an alternate route home after the child became acutely terrified of flying.