China Airlines to Plead Guilty, Pay $40 Million Fine in U.S. Price Fixing
Taiwan-based China Airlines agreed to plead guilty and to pay a $40 million criminal fine for its role in a conspiracy to fix prices in the air transportation industry, the U.S. Department of Justice announced on Monday.
On This Day in Aviation History: June 17th
Alaska Airlines launches USSR service, a United DC-6 crashes in Pennsylvania, Pan Am begins round-the-world flights, Amelia Earhardt takes off on the world's first transatlantic flight by a woman, and more...
Former White House Bomb Sniffing Dog Goes Rogue at Detroit Airport [UPDATED]
A dog recently fired from his bomb sniffing job at the White House is on the lam at Detroit Metro Airport after escaping from handlers Monday night.
India Places Huge Order for Russian Stealth Fighter Jets
India's Defense Ministry on Thursday announced that it has agreed to buy 250 to 300 Sukhoi PAK FA jets for approximately $30 billion.
American Hangover: Seats Come Loose Twice After NY Times Blasts Airline
American Airlines has had better weekends, to say the least.