Today in Aviation History: March 30th
Eight high school girls die when Delta Air Lines Flight 9877 crashes into their hotel room in 1967. Also, Aloha Airlines announces the end of operations, Sudan Airways Flight 111 is hijacked, John Glenn bows out of Senate race,...
Delta Grounds Three 767s, Stranding More Than 600 at JFK
Not goin' anywhere for a while? Delta Air Lines grounded three Boeing 767 planes at New York's John F Kennedy International Airport on Tuesday due to maintenance issues, stranding more than 600 passengers, local media reported ...
Space Shuttle Full Fuselage Trainer Opens To The Public In Seattle
Seattle's Museum of Flight welcomed the newest addition to its collection: NASA's Space Shuttle Full Fuselage Trainer.
Southwest Airlines Announces Entry into the Hawaiian Market
Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly announced on Wednesday evening, the airline’s intention to apply for ETOPS certification of their Boeing 737-800 for service to Hawaii. Kelly said “A day long-awaited by our customers, ...
Lifeguard: Inside the Operations of an Air Ambulance Service
Air ambulance flights are one of the most essential uses of aviation. NYCAviation goes behind the scenes at National Air Ambulance to learn the inner workings of a "Lifeguard" operation.