On This Day in Aviation History: August 14th
The first woman to flies over Great Britain, the Tupolev ANT-14 makes her maiden flight, World War II air combat begins, the crash of Helios Flight 522 and more...
Republic Orders 40 Bombardier CS300 Jets
Republic Airways has signed a deal to become the North American launch customer for Bombardier's new 100-150-seat line of aircraft.
Boeing Gives 787 a New Livery, But First Flight Could be Delayed Until 2010
Troubled 787 gets a new paint scheme, but new report says the chronically delayed aircraft may not get off the ground until 2010.
Delta & USHG Launching BusinessElite Express Meals On JFK-LHR Flights
Get ready, BusinessElite passengers, your meals on flights from New York’s JFK airport to London Heathrow are about to get a whole lot faster (and maybe even more delicious)! On Thursday, Delta announced a new partnership...
German Air Traffic Controllers Set to Strike Tuesday Morning
The German Trade Union of Air Traffic Control has called on its 5,500 members to participate in a six-hour strike on Tuesday morning, risking major disruption.