March 17th in Aviation History: Hijacker Kills Eastern Air Lines Pilot in Boston Hijacking Attempt
A hijacking attempt over Boston ends safely for passengers but not the first officer, Air Inter launches service in France, Linda Finch recreates Amelia Earhart's flight around the world, a JAL 747 makes the first nonstop Tokyo...
On This Day in Aviation History: April 12th
A day of major space milestones: Russia Yuri Gagarin becomes the first man in space and the US launches the first Space Shuttle 20 years later. Also, a British Airways Concorde loses part of its rudder, the first passenger flig...
Boeing Forecasts $4.5 Trillion Market for Airliners
Boeing expects airlines to demand 34,000 new planes by 2031, fueled by growth in the Asia Pacific region.
BREAKING: Settlement Agreement in American/US Airways Merger
Late Tuesday morning, NYCAviation recieved word that American Airlines and US Airways had reached an antitrust settlement with the United States Department of Justice. This settlement will allow the merger to move forward, but ...
London Pedestrian Died Of Burns In Helicopter Crash
A pedestrian caught up in the London helicopter crash died from severe burns, police said Friday.