Aviation Loses a Great Man and a Better Friend
NYCAviation lost Co-Owner Matt Molnar this week, a loss that means so much to the aviation world and all those that were lucky enough to call him a friend.
Finnair ‘Cannot Confirm Rumors’ About CEO Stepping Down
Finnair issued a statement Tuesday saying it was unable to confirm what it called "rumors" of the chief executive stepping down.
On This Day in Aviation History: August 12th
A look back at the launch of the first communications satellite, Space Shuttle Enterprise's first test flight, and the Japan Airlines Flight 123 disaster.
Crazy Fokkers: 100-Seat Airliner Market to Get More Crowded Thanks to Dutch Cash Injection
A group of investors which has been attempting to restart the Fokker assembly lines for over a decade has secured a crucial development loan from the Dutch government.
Boeing Gives 787 a New Livery, But First Flight Could be Delayed Until 2010
Troubled 787 gets a new paint scheme, but new report says the chronically delayed aircraft may not get off the ground until 2010.