The End of the (Passenger, Widebody) Trijet: Saying Goodbye to the MD-11
This article originally appeared on AirlineReporter.com. The MD-11 was probably a bad idea. McAir came up with the aircraft because it was a bigger, meaner, DC-10. So much DC-10 that there originally was not going to be an MD-...
Japanese Airport Halts Flights After Unearthing World War II Bomb
Nearly 100 flights were canceled Tuesday after a bomb believed to be from World War II was found near a runway at Sendai Airport.
August 6th in Aviation History: B-29 Superfortress Drops Atomic Bomb on Hiroshima
The US drops first atomic bomb on Japan, Ted Williams returns to the Red Sox from Korea, Braniff Flight 250 crashes in Nebraska, and more.
South Florida Welcomes First Boeing 787 Service to the Region
On Friday, November 29th, Norwegian Air Shuttle began its 787 service between Fort Lauderdale FL and 3 Scandinavian cities. This new service marks the first year-round scheduled service to Europe from Fort Lauderdale, and comes...
ANA Set To Resume North American 787 Service, We Go For The Ride!
On Saturday, June 1, All Nippon Airways will resume their Boeing 787 Dreamliner service between California’s San Jose International Airport, and Narita in Tokyo, Japan, and we will be going along for the ride! ANA is one ...