Photos: ANA 787 Arrives in Seattle
A Culture Lost – Five Ways Federal Air Marshals Have Changed Since 9/11
The Federal Air Marshal Service has a long and storied history. Unfortunately, much of the culture gained over the first 40 years that air marshals existed has been lost in the post-9/11 world.
Final Call: American Airlines Begins Layoffs, FAA Approves iPads for Pilots
Ethiopian Airlines joins Star Alliance, American Eagle to lay off over 220 employees, FAA approves iPads in the cockpit, and more...
October 10 in Aviation History
A Boeing 727 is shot down in the Congo, a United Airlines flight becomes the first victim of a bombing, and more...
Mexico City Airport Replaces All 348 Police Officers
All 348 police officers assigned to Mexico City International Airport have been reassigned two months after a deadly shooting.
US Airline Passenger Revenue Up 13 Percent in February
U.S. air passenger revenue rose 13 percent in February, marking the 14th consecutive month of revenue growth, according to a report by the Air Transport Association of America.