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September 26th in Aviation History
The Concorde crosses the Atlantic for the first time, West Germany, France and Great Britian come together to build the A300, and more...
Boeing 787 Completes Certification Test Flights
What started as a dream back in 2004 with an announcement on Wall Street, All Nippon Airways and Boeing launched an all new aircraft that was then called the 7E7 Dreamliner. On Wednesday, the dream inched closer to reality, as ...
Close Call For A Delta 747 and Shuttle America E170- What Really Happened?
Early Friday morning, news started to spread about that the FAA was investigating a “near miss” that occurred between between a Delta 747 and a Shuttle America Embraer E170 on June 13th. According to WABC in New Yor...
Final Call: A B-52’s Ridiculously Low Carrier Flyby, Google Launches International Airfare Searches
Loyal United fliers are not happy about the airline's mileage revaluation, how to cram a 737 into a short hangar, Google launches international airfare searches, and more.
Boeing to Boost 737 Production Rate in 2013
Boeing will build 38 airplanes per month starting in the second quarter of 2013 in response to customer demand.