Crazy Fokkers: 100-Seat Airliner Market to Get More Crowded Thanks to Dutch Cash Injection
A group of investors which has been attempting to restart the Fokker assembly lines for over a decade has secured a crucial development loan from the Dutch government.
FAA Proposes Second Fine Against American
Issues with maintenance performed on McDonnell Douglas MD-80s brought American Airlines their second recent fine from the FAA for $300,000, which would total over $1 million this month.
NATO Launches First Attack Helicopter Missions in Libya
NATO forces on early Saturday morning began using attack helicopters for the first time during military operations over Libya, the multinational force said.
Phone Threat Grounds JFK-Bound American Airlines Flight at San Francisco International Airport
Federal authorities are investigating a phone threat made against an American Airlines plane at San Francisco International Airport on Thursday.
Southwest Airlines Reports 23% Profit Jump, Announces Order for 25 New Boeings
The Dallas-based airline scored a big profit boost in the second quarter and announced a new order of 737-700 aircraft on Thursday.