Bahraini Prince Arrested At Heathrow After Drunken Plane Rage
Shortly after boarding a British Airways flight Mubarak Hamad allegedly charged into the cockpit while screaming of shoddy service.
TSA to Troops: Leave Your Bombs at Home
The Transportation Security Administration is reminding military members that grenades and other explosives are not allowed on commercial flights.
Europe Airports Crippled By Snow For Second Straight Day
Hundreds of flights were cancelled across much of Europe on Monday as heavy snow and freezing weather gripped the continent.
Four Nigerian Police Officials Killed in Helicopter Crash
Four senior police officials were killed on late Wednesday morning when a police helicopter crashed into houses in the central Nigerian city of Jos, officials said on Thursday.
Today in Aviation History: October 29th
The US Dept. of Justice approves the Delta/Northwest merger, John Glenn becomes the oldest man to enter space, a plane carrying the California Polytechnic State University football team crashes, and more...