On This Day in Aviation History: December 25th
The crash of UTA Flight 141 in 2003, Iraqi Airways Flight 163 crashes after a hijacking in 1986, USAF pilot plucked out of the Atlantic after surviving a crash a week before and more.
Six Dead in Russian Antonov An-148 Crash
Six crew members were killed Saturday when an Antonov An-148 crashed in the village of Garbuzovo in southern Russia's Belgorod region.
El Al Wants to End Cairo Flights From Israel
Israel's national airline seeks an immediate halt to its once-weekly Tel Aviv-Cairo flights, citing empty planes and high security costs.
GECAS Orders 100 Boeing 737s at Farnborough
GE Capital Aviation Services committed to buying 75 Boeing 737 MAX 8s and 25 Boeing 737-800s.
US Airways to Launch Dublin and Madrid Flights from Charlotte
US Airways announced Sunday that they will fly daily, seasonal service from their hub at Charlotte to Dublin and Madrid beginning in May 2011.