FAA Considers Record $162.4 Million Fine Against American Airlines
A bankruptcy court filing indicates the FAA may propose fines to be levied against American Airlines totaling as much as $162.4 million.
April 2nd in Aviation History: France Establishes World’s First Air Force, Boeing 777 Sets Speed Record
An 18th century French balloon becomes the first military aviation vehicle, SAAB is founded in Sweden, a 777 sets a round-the-world speed record, Rakesh Sharma becomes the first Indian to visit space, and more...
EasyJet in Hot Water Over Pork Sandwiches on Israel Flight
EasyJet has apologized after a catering error stocked a flight from Tel Aviv with bacon and ham rather than the usual kosher fare.
What Were Delivery Flights Like in the 1980s?
A look back at how Southwest Airlines celebrated the deliveries of its first three shiny new Boeing 737-200s.
Brace Yourselves For American Airlines’ Imminent Rebranding
American Airlines is expected to unveil a new brand image later this month. And this doesn’t happen very often, so people might get upset.