On This Day in Aviation History: April 12th
A day of major space milestones: Russia Yuri Gagarin becomes the first man in space and the US launches the first Space Shuttle 20 years later. Also, a British Airways Concorde loses part of its rudder, the first passenger flig...
A320 Finally Certified For LiveTV’s Wi-Fi, Coming Soon To JetBlue
After a quite long testing period, which wasn’t helped by the federal government sequestration slowdown, JetBlue subsidiary LiveTV LLC has received a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) for the Airbus 320 from the Federal...
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.
New Spanish Airline Volotea to Launch Flights This April
An all-Boeing 717 carrier backed by some serious players seeks to make a dent in the European airline industry in just a few weeks.
Today in Aviation History: November 19th
China launches their first spacecraft, TAP Flight 425 crashes, Apollo 12 lands on the Moon, construction of Ronald Reagan Airport begins, and more.