U.S. Prosecutors Charge German Man with Murder of Airmen at Frankfurt Airport
U.S. prosecutors on Tuesday charged a German man with murdering two U.S. service members during a shooting spree at Frankfurt airport in early March. German officials previously described it as an act of terrorism.
Volcanic Ash Forces Unprecedented Airspace Shutdown in Europe
Much of Europe's airspace is closed until further notice due to a massive cloud of dangerous ash spreading southeastward from a volcano in Iceland.
On This Day in Aviation History: October 19th
TWA flies its first scheduled nonstop transcontinental service, Dallas Love Field is opened by the Army, aviation pioneer Eugene Ely is killed, and more...
JFK Airport Runway Closed Due to Turtles
Not even a half day after severe thunderstorms wreaked havoc on local air travelers, this morning JFK is battling another force of mother nature: Turtles.
AirTran Faces $100K Suit Over In-Flight Roaches, FAA May Face Another Shutdown: Final Call
A couple is suing AirTran after finding cockroaches on a plane, the FAA will no longer give away navigation charts, and more...