US Airports Investing Billions to Upgrade Dire State of Infrastructure
America's major airports have gotten a bad rap for aging, outmoded facilities. However, many airports have made large investments to meet the ever increasing demand for air travel.
Qaddafi’s Personal Pilot Tells All, Air Berlin Postpones Airbus and Boeing Deliveries: Final Call
Floods shut down Bangkok's second largest airport, Muammar Qaddafi's personal pilot talks about how his boss was a nice guy, and more...
Goodyear Set to Retire Spirit of America
On June 30, Spirit of America wrapped up her final promotional tour to the Pacific Northwest. NYCAviation was given the opportunity to ride along.
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.
Remains of American MIA’s Killed in 1965 Vietnam Plane Crash Returning Home
The remains of 6 US service members who went missing when their plane disappeared during a mission over Laos in 1965 have been recovered.