Lockheed Martin to Lay Off 1500 Aeronautics Employees
Lockheed Martin on Friday announced that around 1,500 employees across its Aeronautics business area will be let go as part of the company's "affordability" plan.
On This Day in Aviation History: January 7th
China resumes flights to and from the US in 1981, Hubert Latham sets a new altitude record, speed records in American coast-to-coast and Australia-New Zealand, the first flight over the English Channel takes place in a balloon ...
The Dangers of Post-Crash Speculation
Oh, speculation. The social by-product of any disaster. How I loathe it.
Thurman Munson Plane Crash, Army Buys First Wright Flyer: August 2 in Aviation History
The US Army takes delivery of its first airplane, Delta Flight 191 crashes in Dallas, Thurman Munson dies in a plane crash, and more...
Condor Airlines Starts Flights from Seattle to Frankfurt
Condor Airlines flew their first Seattle-Frankfurt flight yesterday using a Boeing 767-300ER, greeted by a water cannon salute and a celebration at the South Terminal.