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On This Day in Aviation History: July 29th
In 1930, the first transatlantic flight takes off from England. In 1967, the carrier USS Forrestal catches fire in the Gulf of Tonkin. In 1985, Space Shuttle Challenger launches with Coke and Pepsi on board.
North Korea Ready To Try Another Rocket Launch Carrying ‘Satellite’
North Korea will this month attempt for a second time to launch a long-range rocket carrying a satellite, the government announced Saturday.
Space Shuttle Discovery Final Launch Scheduled for February 24th
Space Shuttle Discovery's final mission, an 11-day trip to the International Space Station, is now scheduled to launch Thursday afternoon.
A FedEx 727 Retires To Life As College Laboratory
A FedEx Boeing 727-200F concluded its 33-year career last week and joined the faculty of California Baptist University.
Final Call: Virgin America Flight Attendants Remain Union-Free, Dirtiest Parts of the Plane Revealed
Virgin America's flight attendants vote against unionization, two Muslim men are suing Delta for kicking them off a plane, AirTran will soon dump its XM satellite radio systems, and more...