FAA Clears Santa’s New NextGen-Equipped Sleigh for Flights
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) safety inspectors have given the thumbs-up for the reindeer-powered sleigh known as Santa One to fly on Christmas Eve so Santa Claus can deliver presents to children around the world. The ...
10 Big Points About In-Flight Wi-Fi From Gogo’s IPO Filing
America's biggest in-flight internet provider just filed to go public. What does that mean for flyers, airlines and investors?
Delta’s Hub-Busting LaGuardia Hub
The reality of the slot swap, and US airline consolidation in general, is that major airline services are becoming more homogenous from the largest markets.
On This Day in Aviation History: December 22nd
A failed shoe-bombing attempt on an American Airlines flight, the first flights of the Dassault Mirage F1, the Northrop HL-10, the SR-71 Blackbird and the Tupolev ANT-6, and more...
Christmas Catch-Up: A Rundown of December’s Aviation News
December has been a busy month, from Air New Zealand's new black 777 to ANA's new 787 routes to Delta adding new BusinessElite seats on its Brazil routes.