On This Day in Aviation History: September 25th
PSA Flight 182 collides with a Cessna 172 in San Diego, killing 144. The Royal Jordanian Air Force is born, the first "blind" instrument flight takes place on Long Island, and the Wright Brothers arrive in Kitty Hawk.
Today in Aviation History: January 5th
The Space Shuttle program is launched, Amelia Earhart is declared legally dead, Independence Air ceases operations, and more...
Alaska Airlines Flight Aborts Takeoff After Eagle Gets Sucked Into Engine
An Alaska Airlines passenger plane was forced to abort takeoff on Sunday morning when an eagle was sucked into one of its engines, a spokesman for the airline said.
JetBlue Remains Union-Free as Pilots Again Reject Representation
JetBlue Airways pilots for the second time have voted against being represented by a labor union.
India Entitled to ‘Reimbursement’ Over Dreamliners, Minister Says
India's aviation minister said Thursday ailing Air India should be entitled to "reimbursement" from US giant Boeing.