On This Day in Aviation History: November 8th
The inventor of ailerons is born, a balloon flies from London to Germany, an airliner is shot down in Angola and more...
Russian Investigators Say Plane Crash Was Caused by Drunk Navigator
Investigations have revealed that the navigator of the Russian aircraft which crashed last June, killing 47 people in the northwestern region of the country, was drunk.
JetBlue Launches Flights Between Boston and Phoenix
JetBlue Airways on Thursday launched its newest route from Logan International Airport with daily nonstop service to Phoenix.
Horizon Air to Revamp Branding by Adopting Alaska Airlines Eskimo and Livery
Horizon Air will retire its public branding and adopt the logo and colors of sister carrier Alaska Airlines throughout its fleet and marketing materials.
Space Shuttle Atlantis Final Mission Extended by One Day
NASA on Monday decided to extend the final flight of the space shuttle Atlantis by one day in order to unpack items brought to the International Space Station.