On This Day in Aviation History: May 4th
The "Superga Air Disaster" kills the entire Torino AC football team, US Airways joins Star Alliance, EAS Flight 4226 crashes after overshooting a runway and demolishing dozens of buildings, Lunar Orbiter 4 and Magellan space pr...
At Last: Southwest Airlines Launches Atlanta Service [with Photos]
Over a year after purchasing AirTran Airways specifically for its valuable foothold in Atlanta, Southwest Airlines began its first service at the Georgia airport on Sunday.
British Airways Announces Ft. Lauderdale As Their Newest US Destination
British Airways has announced that Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport will be their newest US destination.
Superjet Launch Customer Armavia Returns ‘Unreliable’ Plane to Sukhoi
Armavia has decided to return its Sukhoi Superjet 100 due to reliability problems and says it will buy a western plane instead.
Qantas Fined $100,000 For Breaking Fee Disclosure Rules
Qantas has been fined $100,000 by the US Department of Transportation for inadequately disclosing checked baggage fees on its website.