March 11th in Aviation History: Air Force Jet Nearly Nukes Georgia Coast
China's first privately owned airline takes off while Canadian airline JetsGo stops going, Japan gets their first 767 AWACS, a B-47 jettisons a nuke, and more...
Turkish Fighter Jets Intercept Iranian Cargo Plane, Nothing Illegal Found On Board
Turkey's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday released a detained Iran cargo plane after a search found nothing illegal.
San Francisco Official Wants Airport Renamed for Harvey Milk
Supervisor David Campos wants to rename San Francisco International Airport in honor of slain gay rights activist Harvey Milk.
New Citation Latitude Will Feature Cessna’s Tallest and Widest Cabin Ever
Cessna on Monday announced the development of a new mid-size, eight-passenger business jet called the Citation Latitude.
Commercial Aviation Safer Than Ever in 2011
Passenger safety improved significantly last year as the numbers of accidents and fatalities reached the lowest in aviation history, the IATA said on Tuesday.