August 4th in Aviation History: MASH Makes First Helicopter Evacuation
NASA's Phoenix spacecraft is launched, MASH begins helicopter ops, a Bangkok Airways plane hits a control tower, and more...
DOT Fines Copa And Virgin America For Tarmac Delays
The US DOT starts the year with nearly an extra $100,000 in the bank thanks to fines issued against Copa and Virgin America.
That Was Fast: Boeing’s First South Carolina-Built 787 Rolls Down Assembly Line
Barely two years after construction began on a second Boeing 787 production facility in South Carolina, the first Dreamliner to be built there has reached its "weight on wheels" milestone.
Moscow Airport Bomber Identified by Russian Authorities
Russian investigators said on Saturday that the attack at Moscow's Domodedovo airport was carried out by a resident of Russia's North Caucasus region and was aimed primarily at foreigners, RIA Novosti reported.
BREAKING: North American Airlines Clings to Life, To Continue Flying…For Now
North American Airlines has announced plans to attempt to keep two aircraft flying, even as parent company Global Aviation Holdings is liquidated.