On This Day in Aviation History: June 17th
Alaska Airlines launches USSR service, a United DC-6 crashes in Pennsylvania, Pan Am begins round-the-world flights, Amelia Earhardt takes off on the world's first transatlantic flight by a woman, and more...
Greece Flights Canceled Ahead of Air Traffic Controllers Strike Wednesday October 5
Airlines serving Greece have canceled some or all flights on Wednesday, Oct. 5th, in preparation for a nationwide, 24-hour strike scheduled for civil workers.
Cessna 172 Skyhawk: An Insight Into The Facts and History
The Cessna 172 Skyhawk is one of the most successful general aviation airplanes worldwide, used extensively for flight training and recreational flying.
FIRST PHOTOS: JetBlue Unveils New York Jets Paint Scheme
JetBlue Airways today premiered their first paint scheme sporting the the color green as the official airline sponsor of the New York Jets.
JetBlue Flies Back in Time with Their New “Retrojet”
JetBlue unveiled their new 60's style retrojet last Friday as part of the return of their JFK-Palm Springs service.