Today in Aviation History: February 23rd
A B-2 stealth bomber crashes in Guam, a fire breaks out aboard the Mir space station, the first experimental coast-to-coast airmail flight, and more...
Heathrow Slammed By London Papers Over Snow Chaos
The Sunday newspapers laid into London Heathrow Airport for falling victim to snow over the weekend.
FAA Considers Record $162.4 Million Fine Against American Airlines
A bankruptcy court filing indicates the FAA may propose fines to be levied against American Airlines totaling as much as $162.4 million.
Video: A Boeing 777 Taxis Through London in New British Airways Commercial
A new British Airways advert instructs Londoners to take a 777 across town to the Olympics to support their national athletes. Or something.
Early Bird Report: United Sees Pacific Recovery; Relatives of Air France 447 Victims Sue Airbus
United Airlines sees a recovery in their biggest international segment. Plus, Cape Air to codeshare with American, Air France 447 victims sue Airbus, Etihad launches AUH-NRT, and Delta is hiring agents.