2012 Alaska Airlines Copper River Cook-Off
Actor Gerard Depardieu Pees on Air France Plane as In-Cabin Urination Epidemic Spreads to Europe
In the second notable urination incident in a week, French movie star Gerard Depardieu reportedly relieved himself in the cabin of an Air France flight from Paris to Dublin on Tuesday.
JetBlue Remains Union-Free as Pilots Again Reject Representation
JetBlue Airways pilots for the second time have voted against being represented by a labor union.
Two Planes Crash in South Africa While Returning from Airshow, Killing 13
South African search-and-rescue teams on Tuesday morning located two planes on a mountain in the country's northeast after they went missing during severe weather on Sunday.
Plane Crash in Southern Idaho Kills Four
Four people are believed to have been killed after a small plane crashed near an airport in south-central Idaho Sunday afternoon, officials said on early Monday.
On This Day in Aviation History: August 15th
On this day in 1945, Japan announces that it is surrendering to the Allies; in 1957, a USAF F-104 hits a new altitude record; the FAA is created by Congress, and more...