FAA Proposes $455K Fine Against Corporate Air for Operating Plane with Faulty Engine
The Federal Aviation Administration on Wednesday proposed a $455,175 civil penalty against Corporate Air for allegedly operating a Beech 1900C airliner when it was not in compliance regulations.
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...
Santa’s North Pole Approach Plate
Ever wonder how Santa guides the reindeer and his sleigh back to his workshop? Here you go.
Continental Passengers Sleep in Terminal After Montana Emergency Landing
A Continental Airlines jet flying to Portland, Ore. was forced to make an emergency landing at Helena Regional Airport (HLN) after one of its engines died over the Upper Midwest Sunday night.
American Airlines Plans High Tech Interiors for New Planes
WiFi, personal TVs, lie-flat seats and other neat features are coming to American's new Boeing and Airbus aircraft starting in 2013.