Ailing Mexicana Suspends Several International Routes
Troubled Mexicana de Aviacion, Mexico's largest air carrier, on Sunday said the company will indefinitely suspend several international flights starting on Monday, including Madrid, London, Caracas and Sao Paulo.
Today in Aviation History: March 13th
An Iranian Air Force C-130 crashes, Apollo 9 returns to Earth after 10 days in orbit, the first female Canadian gets her pilot’s license, South African Flight 806 and a BOAC Viscount 818 crash in separate incidents, and more...
Does Cabin Air Make Us Sick?
In reality, the air inside the airplane cabin is a lot more clean than many people think.
Photo Gallery: San Francisco Fleet Week 2010 Airshow
NYCAviation visited gorgeous San Francisco this past weekend for the Fleet Week 2010 Airshow.
Southwest and AirTran Pilots to Start Seniority Integration Talks
The pilots' respective unions and both airlines on Thursday signed a four-party process agreement that provides for seniority integration discussions prior to the close of Southwest's buyout of AirTran.