Iraqis Retake Reins of Their Own Airspace After 8 Years of US Control
The US Air Force has transferred management of airspace covering the Iraqi capital to national authorities, U.S. officials said on Thursday.
The Honor of Being Chosen For a Captain Jason Dahl Scholarship
An aspiring pilot shares his story of being selected as one of the recipients of the Jason Dahl Memorial Scholarship for 2014.
Charter Carrier Ryan International Airlines Grounds All Flights, Seeks Liquidation
Illinois-based Ryan International Airlines on Friday grounded its fleet and laid off all employees.
On This Day in Aviation History: December 9th
Trans-Canada Flight 810 crashes in 1956, United begins flights to Vietnam in 2004 exactly two years to-the-day after filing for bankruptcy. Delta receives the 1,000th 737 in 1983, MiG designer Artem Mikoyan dies in 1970, the fi...
Helicopter Crash in French Alps Kills 6 Eurocopter Employees
A military helicopter performing a pre-delivery test flight crashed in the French Alps on Wednesday, killing six Eurocopter employees.