Luxemburg Airport Technician Needs New Drawers After Close Encounter with a 747
An airport technician was nearly crushed by a Cargolux 747 Freighter landing at Luxemburg.
Airlines Can Stand Behind Their Brand by Having Their Customers’ Backs
Taking care of your brand by taking care of your customers is something that not every airline understands these days. Why is it so important, and which airlines fail and which succeed?
The Honor of Being Chosen For a Captain Jason Dahl Scholarship
An aspiring pilot shares his story of being selected as one of the recipients of the Jason Dahl Memorial Scholarship for 2014.
The 1,000mph Business Jet Might Actually Happen
The Aerion AS2, known as the "Concorde of Business Jets," has been bolstered by an order of 20 aircraft from FlexJet which was announced at NBAA in Las Vegas recently.
February 22nd in Aviation History: Airbus A320 Makes its First Flight, Man Tries to Crash Delta DC-9 Into the White House
The Airbus A320 makes its maiden test flight, Samuel Byck attempts to hijack a Delta DC-9 to crash it into the White House, a plane breaks the 100 mph for the first time, and more...