Air India Reinstates 15 Pilots Disciplined During ‘Illegal’ Strike
The state-owned Air India on Thursday reinstated the 15 pilots who were sacked or suspended for participating in the recently ended "illegal" strike.
On This Day in Aviation History: October 1st
Concorde breaks the sound barrier, West Coast Airlines Flight 956 becomes the first fatal DC-9 crash, NASA is born, and the F-86 and XP-59 take their first flights.
Army Tests Hypersonic Aircraft That Can Hit Any Target on Earth in 1 Hour
The United States early Thursday morning successfully tested a hypersonic aircraft which will allow the U.S. military to strike targets anywhere in the world within an hour, the Pentagon confirmed on Friday.
Mission Briefing: Doolittle Raiders 70th Anniversary Flight Prepares for Departure
The World War II B-25 bomber known as Grumpy will soon make a historic flight commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Doolittle Raid.
Emirates to Launch First Airbus A380 Service to New York
New York's inaugural Airbus A380 service is coming sooner than expected, with Emirates moving up the initial flights from October to August.