Today in Aviation History: November 19th
China launches their first spacecraft, TAP Flight 425 crashes, Apollo 12 lands on the Moon, construction of Ronald Reagan Airport begins, and more.
US Army Helicopter Shot Down in Eastern Afghanistan Killing 38, Including 22 Navy SEALs
A US Army Chinook helicopter on a mission to deliver elite Navy SEALs on a rescue mission crashed Saturday morning, killing all 38 on board, including 22 members of the famous SEAL Team Six.
Airbus Fears A350 Delays Following Boeing Battery Issues
European aircraft maker Airbus is wary that problems which have grounded rival Boeing's 787 could also delay the launch of the A350.
JetBlue Quadruples Earnings in Third Quarter
JetBlue Airways Corporation on Thursday announced strong quarterly profits, quadrupling earnings with a $59 million tally.
PHOTOS: Look Who Visited During UN Week 2014!
In late September, plane spotters converged on New York City for the annual UN Week. Take a look at which aircraft paid the area a visit.