Boeing Forecasts Market for 7,200 New Planes In North America
Boeing's latest forecast for North American commercial airliner sales sees 7,200 new aircraft worth $820 billion over the next 20 years.
On This Day in Aviation History: January 26th
The US Air Force takes delivery of the first Boeing 747 version of Air Force One. NASA launches Ranger 3 to the Moon, Glenn Curtiss flies the first seaplane and more...
Alaska Airlines Flight Loses Cabin Pressure in ‘Catastrophic Electrical Failure’
An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 made an emergency landing Wednesday morning after it lost electrical power during flight to Seattle.
Final Call: Handicapping the Suitors of American as Airline Threatens to Scrap Pensions and Drops More Leases
American rejected more leases and threatened to drop employee pensions while gaining at least three potential buyers this week. Plus, the cause of a 2008 Kalitta 747 crash revealed, Ryanair adds a carbon fee, and more...
F-16 Pilot Ejects Safely as Fighter Jet Crashes in Southern Wisconsin
The pilot of a U.S. Air Force fighter jet that crashed in Wisconsin on Tuesday was able to eject safely, officials said.