Today in Aviation History: February 27th
Qatar Airways gives Airbus an ultimatum over A350 design, a Ryanair crew has difficulty evacuating a plane, Lockheed Skunk Works engineer Kelly Johnson is born, and more...
Qantas Resumes Flights After Court Orders End to Shutdown
Australian airline Qantas on Monday resumed all its domestic and international flights after a court ordered an immediate end to all industrial action which left tens of thousands of people stranded.
Oil Company Charter Plane Crashes in Karachi, Killing 22
A small plane carrying more than 20 people crashed in Karachi on early Friday morning, killing everyone on board, Pakistani officials said.
Investigators Probe United Airlines Landing Gear Collapse At Newark
Investigators are continuing their investigation into why the right main landing gear of a United Airlines Airbus A319 collapsed during an emergency landing at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) on Sunday morning.
Final Call: Southwest to Launch Atlanta-Los Angeles Flights, TSA Agents Going to Prison for Stealing Cash
Southwest to launch ATL-LAX, Japanese man arrested in Hawaii for punching a Delta flight attendant, the FAA won't tell us who is flying UAVs in the US, and more...