On This Day in Aviation History: February 13th
The TSA takes over airport security from the FAA, the Soviets start using Cuba as a base for US spy missions, the F-4 Corsair makes its operational debut and more...
Six Dead in Russian Antonov An-148 Crash
Six crew members were killed Saturday when an Antonov An-148 crashed in the village of Garbuzovo in southern Russia's Belgorod region.
US Airline Passengers Paid $9.2 Billion in Baggage, Other Fees in 2010
Consumers paid more than $9.2 billion in fees to U.S. airlines in 2010 for checked baggage and other services, according to a new study.
How to Choose a Camera: Sensors and Megapixels
Does a camera with more megapixels automatically mean it's better than a camera with fewer? Not necessarily. Manny Gonzalez explains how camera sensors work and how size matters.
Yemeni Passenger and Cargo Flights Banned from German Airspace
With several countries suspending cargo flights from Yemen, Germany on Monday extended the ban to passenger flights after two explosive devices were found aboard a U.S.-bound cargo plane in England and a FedEx facility in Dubai.