Photos: Space Shuttle Full Fuselage Trainer Opening Day
Russian Company Finalizes Order for 50 Boeing 737s
Russia's State Corporation Rostechnology on Friday announced that it finalized an order for 50 Next-Generation 737s from Boeing valued at $3.7 billion at average list prices.
What’s Wrong With Airports? 15 Things Every Airport Needs
For a whole host of reasons, airports are often bewildering, maddening places. Here are 15 things no airport terminal should be without.
Avianova Ends Service Barely a Year After Producing Greatest Airline Commercial Ever
Russian low-cost carrier Avianova ended all flights Monday and will soon file for bankruptcy after U.S.-based Indigo Partners pulled funding from the two-year-old airline.
Photo: Horizon Air’s New University of Idaho Vandals Theme Plane Spotted in Seattle
Horizon's new University of Idaho plane was not supposed to be officially unveiled until next week, but she was already out of the paint shop and back in service in Seattle last night.
The Noisy, Sweaty Hell of Small Planes
I spent the better part of five years immersed in general aviation. Frankly, as I see it, those are 1,500 hours that I’m never getting back.