On This Day in Aviation History: December 12th
An Arrow Air DC-8 carrying U.S. soldiers crashes in Canada, Chuck Yeager hits Mach 2.5, and more...
Pigs Fly at New York Airports
So it has finally happened. What you ask? Well, pigs have flown. I say this because the JD Power Awards are out and both LGA and JFK have received top ratings.
China Needs 5,000 New Airliners Over Next 20 Years, Says Boeing
China is expected to become the world's number two plane market as it will require some 5,000 new commercial airplanes valued at $600 billion over the 20 years, Boeing projected on Wednesday.
Small Plane Crash in Germany Kills Four
A Piper PA-28 crashed and burst into flames in a field in southeastern Germany early Sunday, killing all four people on board.
North Korea Ready To Try Another Rocket Launch Carrying ‘Satellite’
North Korea will this month attempt for a second time to launch a long-range rocket carrying a satellite, the government announced Saturday.