September 26th in Aviation History
The Concorde crosses the Atlantic for the first time, West Germany, France and Great Britian come together to build the A300, and more...
Airline With Abysmal Safety Record Crashes Another Plane in Papua New Guinea, 28 Killed
An Airlines PNG plane crashed into dense forest and burst into flames near the northeastern coast of Papua New Guinea Friday evening, reportedly killing 28 people.
Bigger Titles and New Tail as JetBlue Unleashes New Livery
Ten years of flying is just around the corner, and jetBlue commemorates with a revision of their paint scheme, unveiled today in Orlando.
Cessna Intercepted by F-15’s Near Camp David After Violating Restricted Airspace
Two fighter jets on Saturday intercepted two small planes near Camp David, where President Barack Obama is spending the weekend.
On This Day in Aviation History: January 26th
The US Air Force takes delivery of the first Boeing 747 version of Air Force One. NASA launches Ranger 3 to the Moon, Glenn Curtiss flies the first seaplane and more...