Today in Aviation History: February 24th
A United Airlines 747's explosive decompression over the Pacific kills 9 people, SAS launches Europe's first North Polar route to Asia, a 9 year old boy flies a Cessna, and more...
Lost Inside the Pilot’s Gadget Bag
All those gadgets, chargers, adapters and cords are supposed to make my life easier. I'm not so sure.
Lesson in Safety: How Airlines Deal with Thunderstorms
The summer months mean thunderstorms across the US. How do airlines cope with these disruptive weather forces? An airline dispatcher gives us an inside look.
Japan Airlines Ceremony Marks Delivery of its First Boeing 787 Dreamliners
Japan Airlines’ president received the keys Monday to the carrier’s first two Boeing 787 Dreamliners, moving JAL a step closer to launching the first-ever Dreamliner revenue route in the United States.
Final Call: American Airlines to Shutter Burbank Station, Iberia Pilots Set for Second Day of Strike
Burbank will soon see its last American Airlines service, Iberia pilots will leave hundreds of flights unmanned, safety concerns abound for airlines in India, and more...