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OPINION: The Risks of Reducing The FAA’s Control Of Our Aviation Infrastructure
As a new presidential administration prepares to take over, questions loom regarding the future of how the FAA will control the nation's aviation infrastructure.
Boeing Forecasts Steady Market Growth for Airliners in Africa
Boeing forecasts that air carriers in Africa will experience steady growth over the next 20 years as air travel in Africa continues to grow with the economy, the company said.
On This Day in Aviation History: December 29th
The crash of Eastern Airlines Flight 401 in the Florida Everglades in 1972, as well as the crashes of a Tarom AN-24 in 1974 and Turkish Airlines Flight 278 in 1994. In 1921, two men fly a plane over NY for over 26 hours.
Oshkosh from 3 Feet AGL: EAA AirVenture from a Child’s Perspective
EAA's annual KidVenture inspires future aviators by bringing the thrill of flight to children of all ages.
FAA Fines Boeing Over $1 Million for Failing to Fix 777 Oxygen Systems
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration on Monday said it will fine the Boeing Company for more than $1 million after the airline failed to correct a known problem in production and installation of the central passenger oxygen...