The Yin & Yang of Airline Identity (Part One)
Since the dawn of civil aviation, airlines have been devising and revising what they believe to be meaningful identities. But it’s the logo around which everything else revolves.
California Man Thinks He’s Henry Hill, Sues City for Following Him with Helicopters
A man who may have seen the movie Goodfellas one time too many is suing the city of Huntington Beach, Calif. for sending helicopters and planes to follow him 20 times a day for the past two years.
Indonesian Government to Build New $44 Million Terminal at Juanda International Airport
Indonesia's second largest airport is planning to upgrade and increase its passenger capacity.
Pentagon Frustrated With Boeing After Moving Air Force One Work to Texas
The Pentagon has fired off a sternly-worded letter to Boeing regarding the airframer's move of Air Force One repairs from Kansas to Texas.
Alaska Plane Crash Kills Two Australians
Two Australian citizens were killed early Wednesday evening when their Piper PA-32 crashed in Alaska during severe weather conditions.