On This Day in Aviation History: October 25th
The Airbus A380 makes its first passenger flight, Japan Airlines and Emirates take off for the first time, TWA launches New York-Los Angeles service, and more...
A Drunk Pilot, A Drunk Passenger, A Roll of Duct Tape And Two Disrupted Flights
Two more wasted men—one of them an airline pilot—made headlines on Friday when each disrupted separate flights to New York.
President Obama Touts Boeing’s Air Superiority During Visit to 787 Factory
President Barack Obama toured and spoke at the Boeing factory in Everett, Wash. on Friday before an audience of the airframer's workers and with three 787 Dreamliners as a backdrop.
United Airlines Unveils Special Oprah Winfrey-Painted 757
United Airlines today showed off their "Oprah Winfrey Show Farewell Season Plane," a Boeing 757 painted to commemorate the popular daytime TV star's final season.
Flights from Tokyo Trigger Radiation Alarms in Chicago and Dallas
Two flights from Tokyo which landed in Chicago and Dallas triggered radiation alarms at those airports on Wednesday.