Small Plane Crash in El Salvador Kills Three
Three people, including the owner of the small aircraft manufacturer Pulsar Group, were killed Sunday afternoon when their plane crashed in central El Salvador.
U.S. Prosecutors Charge German Man with Murder of Airmen at Frankfurt Airport
U.S. prosecutors on Tuesday charged a German man with murdering two U.S. service members during a shooting spree at Frankfurt airport in early March. German officials previously described it as an act of terrorism.
Google Allowed to Takeover ITA Software, But Not Without Conditions: DOJ
The United States Dept. of Justice on Friday announced that Google must fulfill some requirements in order to proceed with its proposed acquisition of ITA Software in order to protect competitiveness in airfare systems.
Gulf Diplomatic Crisis Hits Qatar Aviation
As part of a simmering political conflict, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the UAE, and Egypt have severed ties with Qatar, disrupting the region's aviation industry.
Arik Air Orders Two Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental Airliners
Nigeria's Arik Air and Boeing on Thursday announced an order for two 747-8 Intercontinental aircraft, worth $635 million at list prices, becoming the first African airline to order the newest version of the iconic airliner