The Unintended Consequences of the “1500 Hour Rule”
The FAA recently raised minimum flight hour requirements for commercial pilots to 1,500 hours. Brad Tate explores whether this stricter hiring requirement truly benefits flight safety.
Wednesday Wakeup: Does Obama Want to Own the Airlines?
Does Obama want to own the airlines? A new ground management system at JFK. Thunderstorms wreak havoc on New York-area airports. Boeing issues an ultimatum.
AIRES to Launch Bogota-New York Service
Aerovías de Integración Regional, better known as AIRES, says it will begin service from the Colombian capital to New York-JFK.
Air Agreements Between Bulgaria, Czech Republic and Russia Draw Ire of European Union
The European Union on Wednesday announced that its Commission has launched infringement procedures against two Member States over their bilateral air service agreements with Russia.
On This Day in Aviation History: September 22nd
The F-14 Tomcat is retired from the US Navy, a man crosses the Atlantic in a hot-air balloon, an E-3 Sentry crashes outside Elmendorf AFB and more...