On This Day in Aviation History: February 19th
A China Airlines flight survives a 30,000ft dive in 1985, though an Iberia flight suffers an all-fatal crash the same day. The Boeing 757 makes its maiden flight, Lufthansa lines up to be the first 737 customer, and more...
Plane Crash in Russia Kills ‘Many’
Many people were killed when a RusAero Tupolev Tu-134 passenger plane crashed Monday in northwestern Russia.
NYC Airports Get Ready for Super Bowl XXLVIII
NYC area airports will see a large number of flights coming in for Super Bowl XLVIII. Here's what to expect.
Gaddafi Ordered Pan Am 103 Bombing: Libya Justice Minister
Libya's Justice Minister on Wednesday told a Swedish newspaper that Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi ordered the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, which killed 270 people.
AirTran Shareholders Approve Sale to Southwest
AirTran Airways announced that its shareholders approved its $1.4 billion sale to Southwest Airlines, with more than 98.6 percent of the votes cast and 77.5 percent of shares outstanding were voted in favor of the transaction.