Plane Crash Forensics: The Reality of How Victims are Identified
There is no "CSI: Aviation." Identifying plane crash victims and returning them to their families is a long, tedious process that must be done right.
Delta Grounds Three 767s, Stranding More Than 600 at JFK
Not goin' anywhere for a while? Delta Air Lines grounded three Boeing 767 planes at New York's John F Kennedy International Airport on Tuesday due to maintenance issues, stranding more than 600 passengers, local media reported ...
United Airlines Launches Flights Between Los Angeles and Hilo, Hawaii
United Airlines on Thursday inaugurated new daily service between Los Angeles and Hilo, Hawai'i aboard 737-800 jets.
On This Day in Aviation History: February 16th
The F-8 Crusader makes its first flight, Kobe Airport opens on a man-made island in Japan, Airbus rolls out the first production A310, China Airlines Flight 676 crashes in Taiwan, and more...
Betting On Industry Recovery, Boeing Boosts Production Rates of 747 and 787
Betting on an airline industry recovery by the end of the year and a return to profitability in 2011, Chicago-based Boeing announced today that it will increase production rates on its popular 777 and 747 jumbo jet lines.