Photos: Air Berlin Delivers Christmas Trees
New York Cops Able to Shoot Down a Plane Says Commissioner
In a television interview first aired on Sunday, New York City Police Department Commissioner Ray Kelly said that his department would have the ability to shoot down a plane if needed.
The American/US Airways Merger: The View from 35,000 Feet
With the American Airlines/US Airways merger now finalized, two pilots - one from American and one from US Airways - shared their perspectives on the merger with NYCAviation.
Dead Airport Worker Delays Catering for Dallas Flights
The unfortunate death of an LSG Sky Chefs employee was made more unfortunate by a brief Associated Press report of the incident.
United’s Fantasy Flight Makes Holiday Wishes Come True
United Airlines brought holiday cheer for children in need with their Fantasy Flight to the North Pole.
Today in Aviation History: November 25th
KLM Flight 861 is hijacked while enroute to New Dehli, aircraft carrier USS Enterprise is commissioned, the first successful parachute jump in Antarctica and more...