PHOTOS: Classic Coast Guard Chopper Finds New Home at Seattle’s Museum of Flight
Nearly three decades after its final flight, a United States Coast Guard Sikorsky HH-52A Seaguard is once again airborne, hung from the rafters of the Museum of Flight.
Poland Asks United States To Pull Presidential Plane Crash Photos From Web
Polish authorities have asked the US and other nations to remove graphic images of crash victims from websites hosted in their countries.
March 28th in Aviation History: Aerial Steam Carriage Earns First Patent for a Propeller-Driven Aircraft
William Samuel Henson's Aerial Steam Carriage is granted a patent in 1843, Air France flies its last Caravelle service, Air Afrique is founded, first plane taken down by sabotage, and more...
AeroMexico 767s Return to JFK June 1st
AeroMexico will upgrade service for the summer season by bringing 767s back to JFK again beginning June 1. Flights 402/403 between MEX-JFK will operate twice a week. The 767-300 is in the carrier’s new livery.
Monday Marks Last Day of American Airlines A300 Service
The last ever scheduled flight of an American Airlines Airbus A300 will be operated on Monday, August 24th. (Updated 8/26)