Today in Aviation History: November 14th
Female aviator Amy Johnson breaks a speed record, Southern Airways Flight 932 crashes with the Marshall University football team, the 747-8 program is launched, and more...
Audio: Severe Turbulence Injures Four Aboard US Airways Flight to Denver
Two passengers and two flight attendants were injured when a US Airways flight hit severe turbulence while approaching into Denver Saturday night.
Delta Regional Carrier Fined $425K for Not Inspecting Planes After Lightning Strikes
The FAA announced Thursday that it had proposed a $425,000 civil penalty against Delta Connection carrier Atlantic Southeast Airlines for not conducting mandatory inspections of two Bombardier CRJ jets after they were struck by...
Delta’s Profits Soar to New Heights in Q3 2013
Delta Air Lines on Tuesday reported record profits of over $1 billion.
United To Cut Over 400 Jobs At Newark Airport
Over 400 United Airlines employees will face layoffs and buyouts in the coming months as the company outsources some its cargo operations.