On This Day in Aviation History: August 29th
The US Air Force Academy opens in Colorado, Count von Zeppelin flies from Lake Constance to Berlin, the Canberra B 2 sets an altitude record, a charter flight crashes into a mountain in Norway, and more...
Poland Unhappy with Russia’s Handling of Presidential Plane Crash Investigation
Poland on Thursday expressed its dissatisfaction with the progress of Russia's investigation of the accident in which President Lech Kaczynski lost his life among other high-ranking officials.
American Eagle Launches New Flights from Dallas/Fort Worth to Columbus, Ga. and Cheyenne, Wyo.
American Eagle Airlines on Thursday began twice-daily, nonstop jet service between Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) and Columbus Metropolitan Airport (CSG) in Georgia and Cheyenne Regional Airport (CYS) in Wyoming.
Turkish Airlines Receives First Boeing 777-300ER
Boeing on Thursday delivered the first 777-300ER to Turkish Airlines, the first of twelve purchased in 2009.
Dassault’s New Falcon 900LX Receives EASA and FAA Certifications
Dassault Falcon on Friday announced that it has received certification from both the European Aviation Safety Agency and the Federal Aviation Administration for the newest member of the Falcon family of business jets, the 4,750...