On This Day in Aviation History: February 9th
The Boeing 747 makes its first test flight, British Airways becomes the second carrier to operate the 757, Apollo 14 returns to Earth from the Moon, and more...
Nine People Killed in South African Plane Crash
The CEO of the South African retailer Italtile and eight others were killed when the Pilatus PC-12 aircraft they were on crashed into a bay.
Government Killed 2,900 New York Geese in Wake of US Airways ‘Miracle on the Hudson’ Accident
The USDA exterminated over 2,900 Canada geese from parks in and around New York City following the ditching of US Airways Flight 1549 in the Hudson River, according to an official report.
JetBlue Unveils Plane Wearing ‘I Love New York’ Co-Branded Livery
JetBlue Airways on Tuesday unveiled new "I Heart Blue York" paint scheme in honor of a deal which allows the airline to co-brand with New York State's iconic "I Love New York" tourism campaign and logo.
Russia Fires Senior Anti-Terrorism Officials Over Moscow Airport Bombing
Two senior Russian anti-terrorism officials were sacked on Tuesday for failing to prevent January's deadly Moscow airport bombing.