On This Day in Aviation History: February 14th
The crashes of Belvia Flight 1834 and Indian Airlines Flight 605, China’s Long March 3 rocket kills villagers in a launch accident, India receives its first Soviet-built fighters, the first GPS satellite launched and more.
Aviation Weather Hazards: Understanding Tornadoes
Tornadoes are perhaps the most recognized, feared and damaging progeny of thunderstorms. Resident NYCAviation meteorologist Adam Daum breaks down how tornadoes develop, how they're detected and how they impact air operations.
Planespotting the 2009 United Nations General Assembly: A Primer, with Photos of Nearly Every VIP Visitor
Every September, planespotters gather along the breezy banks of New York's Jamaica Bay to witness one of the hobby's greatest spectacles.
FBI Searching For Previously Undisclosed 9/11 Terrorists: Wikileaks
An FBI manhunt is on for a team of Al Qaeda operatives who helped plan and support the 9/11 attacks, according to a secret document obtained by Wikileaks.
Air Europa to Start Miami-Madrid Service
Spanish carrier Air Europa will begin operating flights between Miami and Madrid this March.