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NTSB Joins Caribbean Airlines Crash Investigation
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) announced Sunday that it had mobilized crash investigators to assist the government of Guyana following the crash of a Caribbean Airlines 737.
Iran Tests New Shahab-3 Missiles Capable of Reaching Israel, US Bases
Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps test-fired fourteen missiles on Tuesday on its second day of exercises, officials said.
Building Time in the African Bush
New commercial pilots face the challenge of acquiring the necessary experience they need to advance their flying careers. Ryan Gaddis took the road less traveled, moving to Namibia to build his flight hours by flying the bush.
ExpressJet Airlines Reports $5 Million Financial Loss During 2nd Quarter
ExpressJet Airlines reported on Wednesday a $5 million loss during the second quarter of the current fiscal year, ExpressJet Holdings Inc., the parent company of the airline operator, announced.
FAA Closes Airspace Over Chelsea Clinton Wedding
The Federal Aviation Administration has issued flight restrictions for the skies above Chelsea Clinton's wedding in upstate New York, which is scheduled this Saturday.