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.
Cessna Crash In Central Canada Kills 1, Injures 7
A pilot who was the son of an airline owner was killed Sunday and seven others were injured when a Cessna Caravan crashed in Manitoba.
The Story Behind the New ‘Pilot’s Bill of Rights’ Law
The new Pilot's Bill of Rights Law has many wondering why such rights didn't already exist, but what does it mean for pilots? More importantly, what brought it about?
Photos: Etihad’s First 787-9 on its Second Flight Ever
On its second flight ever, not long before being delivered to Etihad, the airlines's first 787-9 is seen airborne over Seattle.
Did FAA Managers Urge Employees to Vote Democrat?
FAA managers illegally told workers that Republican wins would mean budget cuts for the agency, according to a government transparency group.