Should American Have Blamed Interns For Loose Seats?
New reports suggest that interns at an outsourced contractor were partially responsible for American's 757 seat problems.
A Night at the Museum With a Bombardier Learjet 85
50 years in the making, Bombardier previews the Learjet 85 at an event as luxurious as the guest of honor itself.
Qantas Resumes Flights After Court Orders End to Shutdown
Australian airline Qantas on Monday resumed all its domestic and international flights after a court ordered an immediate end to all industrial action which left tens of thousands of people stranded.
Unidentified Aircraft Wreckage Investigated on Alaska Glacier
A specialized military team has completed its on-site investigation of the wreckage of a vintage military aircraft discovered on a glacier.
United Airlines Flights Disrupted by Nationwide Computer Outage
United Airlines service was at least partially shut down Friday night due to a glitch "interrupting departures, airport processing and reservations," according to the Chicago-based carrier.