No Punishment for Harrison Ford: A Positive Sign for Aviation Safety Culture
Did Harrison Ford receive special treatment because of his celebrity, or is getting off without punishment SOP in aviation safety?
#SelfieSunday with AirlinerReporter.com’s David Parker Brown
This week's #SelfieSunday guest is Airline Reporter's David Parker Brown!
On This Day in Aviation History: May 11th
ValuJet Flight 592 crashes in Florida, Charles Lindbergh sets his first record in the Spirit of St. Louis, first aircraft to cross the North Pole, new airplane speed record and more...
FAA Proposes $455K Fine Against Corporate Air for Operating Plane with Faulty Engine
The Federal Aviation Administration on Wednesday proposed a $455,175 civil penalty against Corporate Air for allegedly operating a Beech 1900C airliner when it was not in compliance regulations.
Delta to Refund Federal Taxes on Flights During FAA Shutdown
Delta Air Lines on Monday announced that it would refund federal taxes to customers on flights booked before the FAA shutdown.