On This Day in Aviation History: February 18th
Aircraft industrialist Jack Northrop dies, the Space Shuttle Enterprise takes its first flight, four die in a terror attack on an El Al 707, the DC-1 is flown by TWA, Hawthorne Nevada 708 crashes, and more...
American Airlines to Resume Flights to Haiti
American Airlines will resume flights to Port-au-Prince this week, marking the first commercial flights since January's devastating earthquake.
Video: How to Start a Boeing 737 Classic
Watching two men walk through the 20 minute process of starting an airliner might be yawn-inducing to many, but to us it may be the height of plane geekery.
Photos: ANA Shows Off Tsunami Recovery Paint Scheme Aircraft in New York
ANA has added "Forward together as one, Japan" titles to several aircraft in their fleet in support of the nation's tsunami recovery efforts. One of them visited JFK in New York on Monday.
The Evolution of Airline Crew Resource Management
Human error has been cited as a contributing factor in over 70% of aviation accidents. The evolution of Crew Resource Management over the past 35 years has helped to greatly reduce the number of major airline accidents.