At Least 5 Killed as Plane Ditches on River in Siberia
At least five people were killed and 20 others were injured when an Angara Airlines passenger plane crashed into a river in Siberia Monday morning, the regional airline confirmed. It is feared the death toll could rise.
All Settled In: The American Airlines 787 Experience Two Weeks Later
Now that the fanfare of their initial launch has died down, what is it like to fly the new American 787? What sets this aircraft apart? Jeremy Dando explores and explains.
Pearl Harbor Attacked, Last Moon Mission Launched: December 7th In Aviation History
"A day which will live in infamy," air marshals shoot a passenger, a USAir employee deliberately crashes a plane, and more...
The Story Behind the New ‘Pilot’s Bill of Rights’ Law
The new Pilot's Bill of Rights Law has many wondering why such rights didn't already exist, but what does it mean for pilots? More importantly, what brought it about?
On This Day In Aviation History: August 25th
Today in 1784, first balloon flight in England; 1912, first recovery from an uncontrolled spin; 1919, inaugural commercial flights between Paris and London; 1932, Amelia Earhart completes first transcontinental flight by a woman.