Today in Aviation History: November 14th
Female aviator Amy Johnson breaks a speed record, Southern Airways Flight 932 crashes with the Marshall University football team, the 747-8 program is launched, and more...
American JFK-SEA Flight Diverted Due to Suspicious Device On Board
An American Airlines flight out of New York's JFK International Airport diverted to Chicago's O'Hare because of a suspicious device found on board.
American-JetBlue Reciprocal Frequent Flyer Deal Starts Today
American Airlines passengers will be able to earn JetBlue TrueBlue points on some flights, while some JetBlue flights will offer the same courtesy in the form of AAdvantage miles.
Cape Air Announces Nonstop Service Between Anguilla and San Juan
Cape Air on Tuesday announced that it will add a new island destination in the Caribbean with two daily flights between the Island of Anguilla and San Juan, Puerto Rico beginning on December 22nd.
United Airlines Flights Disrupted by Nationwide Computer Outage
United Airlines service was at least partially shut down Friday night due to a glitch "interrupting departures, airport processing and reservations," according to the Chicago-based carrier.