Budget Woes to Blunt the Blues? Blue Angels May Get the Ax
The US Blue Angels jet team may be facing the ax if Congress fails to stop the nation from going over the fiscal cliff.
Boeing 787 Dream Tour Wraps Up With Stops in Australia, New Zealand, Uzbekistan and Morocco
The Boeing 787 Dream Tour plane must soon return to the Boeing test fleet, but not before one last leg of its worldwide roadshow takes it through Australia, New Zealand, Uzbekistan and Morocco in late May and early June.
Japan Airlines Has a New ‘Nature’ Jet
Japan Airlines has repainted one of its domestic-use Boeing 777-200s to promote the company's support of preservation-minded causes.
ANA’s First 787 Struck By Lightning, US Airways Employees Busted for Bogus Buddy Passes: Final Call
ANA's 787 Dreamliner is struck by lightning, Richard Branson is ready to go to space, US Airways workers are busted for selling fraudulent flights to Tel Aviv, and more...
IATA Says More Passengers and Freight Flying in 2010
The IATA on Tuesday reported that international passenger traffic rose 10.5 percent year on year, while freight was up 14.8 percent.