Philippines Hoping Aviation Safety Reforms Lead to Removal From US and EU Blacklists
Officials in the Philippines are hoping to repair the country's air safety rating with US and European authorities.
On This Day in Aviation History: February 11th
The first African American flight attendant is hired, JetBlue begins operations, United completes Pan Am purchase, Pacific Western Airlines Flight 314 crashes and much more.
Just Another Airplane? 20 Hours Aboard the Boeing 787 Dreamliner
The state-of-the-art passenger comfort features on the new Boeing 787 have a lot of hype to live up to. Do they really make a difference?
UAS in the USA: A History of Drone Regulations
The FAA has developed regulations for drone operators to operate their UAS for fun or for profit in a legal and safe environment, but the path was not always quick or straightforward.
TWA L-1011 Veers Off the Runway and Catches Fire at JFK: July 30 in Aviation History
A TWA L-1011 aborts takeoff and burns at JFK while all 292 on board escape unharmed, an ANA 727 collides with a Japanese fighter, and more.