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On This Day in Aviation History: November 1st
Space Shuttle Columbia completes two important missions, SAS bans smoking on many flights, X-15 sets a speed record, United Flight 629 is bombed and more.
Russian President: Airport Management Should Be Held Accountable for Moscow Bombing
After describing the blast that killed 35 people at Moscow's busiest airport on Monday afternoon as a "well-planned terrorist attack", Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said airport management should be held accountable for lap...
India’s Kingfisher Revival Plan ‘Unconvincing’
A plan proposed by troubled Kingfisher Airlines is not enough to get it back in the skies, an aviation ministry official said on Friday.
BA Shelving OpenSkies Expansion, Cutting Fleet to Four 757s
The OpenSkies are beginning to look dark: British Airways will postpone expansion of their OpenSkies subsidiary, citing a drop in premium demand.
Happy 70th Birthday LaGuardia Airport!
A mayoral tantrum, the drudgery of prohibition and the Great Depression teamed up to build New York City’s first major airport, which opened on October 15, 1939.