Flying Through History Aboard the B-17 Flying Fortress: A Photo Essay
The Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress was America's workhorse bomber throughout World War II. Few flyable copies remain, but two of them, Liberty Belle and Aluminum Overcast, recently visited Seattle. We got to fly both of them.
American Airlines to Charge $19 to $39 for “Express Seats” in Front Rows of Coach
American Airlines on Wednesday said it will charge between $19 and $39 for "Express Seats", those located in the first few rows of coach, including bulkhead seats in that cabin.
Planespotting the 2009 United Nations General Assembly: A Primer, with Photos of Nearly Every VIP Visitor
Every September, planespotters gather along the breezy banks of New York's Jamaica Bay to witness one of the hobby's greatest spectacles.
February 28th in Aviation History: Global Hawk Makes Its First Flight and SeaTac Tower is Damaged by an Earthquake
The air traffic control tower at SeaTac Airport is damaged by a magnitude 6.8 earthquake, the RQ-4 Global Hawk makes its first test flight, Operation Desert Storm comes to an end, and more...
Thai Military Helicopter Crashes During Rescue Mission for Earlier Chopper Crash
A Thai military helicopter has been reported missing on Tuesday and is believed to have crashed near the Myanmar border with nine people on board, officials said.