Peru Tourist Plane Crash Kills Six
A small plane crash on Saturday south of the Peruvian capital of Lima left six people killed, including four British tourists, officials said.
On This Day in Aviation History: September 25th
PSA Flight 182 collides with a Cessna 172 in San Diego, killing 144. The Royal Jordanian Air Force is born, the first "blind" instrument flight takes place on Long Island, and the Wright Brothers arrive in Kitty Hawk.
Boeing Forecasts $4.5 Trillion Market for Airliners
Boeing expects airlines to demand 34,000 new planes by 2031, fueled by growth in the Asia Pacific region.
Delta Completes Second Phase of JFK Expansion
Delta Air Lines has unveiled the second phase of their expansion of JFK's Terminal 4.
April 5th in Aviation History: The Death of Howard Hughes, Czechoslovakia’s First Jet Flies
Howard Hughes dies, North Korea launches a satellite, Atlantic Southeast Airlines Flight 2311 crashes in Georgia, and more...