Midway Airport Worker Busted Stealing Copper Wire From Runway
A fuel pump operator at Chicago's Midway Airport allegedly stole 500 ft of copper from a runway and sold it to a scrap yard.
Today in Aviation History: December 15th
In a near disaster, KLM Flight 867 loses all engines temporarily after flying through a cloud of volcanic ash, McDonnell Douglas and Boeing merge, the Boeing 787 makes its first flight, and more..
Norwegian Air Shuttle Inks Largest Order in European History: 222 New Airbus and Boeing Jets
Norwegian Air Shuttle on Wednesday announced the purchase of 222 narrowbody aircraft from both Boeing and Airbus worth over $21.5 billion.
On This Day in Aviation History: January 2nd
Tupolev Tu-204 makes its maiden flight, Boeing receives government help for SST program, UK forms its air ministry, and more!
Sad Ends for Jack the Cat and Third East River Helicopter Crash Victim: Final Call
A third victim of last month's East River helicopter crash has passed away, Jack the Cat has been euthanized after a battle with liver disease, a Lufthansa A380 bumps a jetbridge and more...