Today in Aviation History: November 17th
President John F. Kennedy dedicates Dulles International Airport, the Soviets land a robot on the Moon, the Daily Mail offers a prize for the first London-Manchester flight, and more...
Aeroflot Fined for Violating DOT Advertising Rules
The US Department of Transportation fined Aeroflot on Tuesday for violating new rules requiring carriers to advertise full fares.
Video: Boeing Powers Up First GEnx-Engined 787
Boeing has completed the first power-up and engine testing of a General Electric GEnx powered 787 Dreamliner.
Qantas 747 Makes Emergency Landing in Sydney Due to Electrical Problem
An electrical problem has forced a Buenos Aires-bound Qantas plane to make an emergency landing after takeoff at Sydney Airport on Monday, the airline said.
Cockpit Fire Forces United 757 to Make Emergency Landing
A small fire broke out in the cockpit of a United Airlines flight to Los Angeles about 30 minutes after taking of from New York JFK Sunday evening, forcing the Boeing 757 to make an emergency landing at Washington Dulles.