Long Island Pilots May Still Face Trial After Brazilian Court Overturns Their Acquittal
A Brazilian court on Tuesday threw out another judge's acquittal of two American pilots involved in the 2006 Gol Flight 1907 crash, which killed 154 people.
The Name Alone of FAA’s New “Pilot Fitness Aviation Rulemaking Committee” Proves Wrong Philosophy
The murder-suicide by the pilot of Germanwings 9525 has raised questions on how to address the mental and emotional health of pilots.
FAA Boss Randy Babbitt Arrested for Drunk Driving, Takes Leave of Absence
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration Administrator Randy Babbitt took a leave of absence on Monday afternoon after police revealed he was arrested for drunk driving over the weekend.
Air Europa to Launch Madrid-Mexico City Service in June 2011
Air Europa will introduce four-times weekly Madrid–Mexico City service on-board Airbus A330-200 aircraft on June 2nd.
Remains of American MIA’s Killed in 1965 Vietnam Plane Crash Returning Home
The remains of 6 US service members who went missing when their plane disappeared during a mission over Laos in 1965 have been recovered.