On This Day in Aviation History: December 14th
The X-29 makes its first flight, JAL adds personal TVs to their 747s, Burt Rutan's Voyager departs for first nonstop flight around the world, and more...
Anatomy of a Story: Why the ‘Airliner Hacking’ Claim is Bull
A recent claim in a Wired article has people fearing that control of their airliners can be taken over by a hacker. We explain why this is utterly ridiculous.
Two Planes Crash in South Africa While Returning from Airshow, Killing 13
South African search-and-rescue teams on Tuesday morning located two planes on a mountain in the country's northeast after they went missing during severe weather on Sunday.
Photos: Turkish Airlines Launches Istanbul-Los Angeles Service
Turkish Airlines on Thursday began its new nonstop service between Istanbul and Los Angeles International Airport.
The Cockpit Pucker Factor: Afraid of Fear
Dealing with an incident afterward in your mind is just as important as dealing with the original emergency. It’s learning how to not be afraid of fear.