Remains of Americans Lost in World War II Bomber Crash Returned from Germany 67 Years Later
The remains of 10 U.S. service members who went missing when their B-24 Liberator crashed in Germany during World War II have been identified and returned to their families, the U.S. military announced on Saturday.
Flybe To Cut 300 Jobs In Europe
Low-cost airline Flybe said on Wednesday that it intended to cut 300 jobs to slash costs.
On This Day in Aviation History: June 28th
A Bell 47 helicopter lands on Mont Blanc, B-26 Invaders make first bombing runs over Korea, a Fairey Gyrodyne sets a new helicopter speed record, Fokker C-2 makes the first nonstop flight from mainland US to Hawaii, and more...
AirTran Rolls Out with Third Logojet; Indianapolis Colts
AirTran's third and final logojet is unveiled...this time for the Indianapolis Colts! In days of planes being painted in "economic white", how refreshing it is to see some actual color on aircraft!
Air Europa to Commence Daily JFK-Madrid (MAD) Service June 1
Air Europa will inaugurate daily flights between Madrid, Spain (MAD) and JFK on June 1st. Flights will be operated by Airbus A330-200 aircraft.