JAL (Japan Airlines) continues to fly their 787-8 aircraft following a fire onboard that type aircraft at Boston's Logan International Airport...
Debt-ridden AeroSvit's aircraft held-up at numerous airports AeroSvit is not doing so well at the moment and could well become a casualty of a...
Hawaiian apparently has signed a tentative letter of intent to purchase 16 of the brand new A321 NEO models with deliveries between 2016 and 2020...
In some interesting news on the military side of the industry... India apparently has selected the Airbus Military A330 Multi-Role Tanker...
Airbus and Boeing locked horns in 2012 in terms of deliveries to clients. However, as you would expect Boeing came out on top with approximately...
More sad casualty news......
Citation X take off! [MEDIA]
Russian Authorities have warned and urged pilots to check the thrust-reverser status of Tu-204 aircraft following two separte Red Wings aircraft...
Back in mid-2012, an ANA (All-Nippon-Airways) Boeing 767 landed exceedingly hard on its gear during heavy cross-winds at Narita Airport in Japan....
Here's something to make you laugh from Icelandair... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBkk_RVsUkw&feature=player_embedded
Unruly passenger gets restrained on Icelandair flight You can check out the story at the following link....
Here's another LearJet 60 take off from Helsinki... [MEDIA]
Pilot flying over his house catches theif in the act It's not often that you are flying your private Cessna and decide to fly over your house...
Teens Killed in Alabama Twin Comanche Crash Jordan Smith, a 17-year old boy and two other teens were killed in an aircraft crash on New Years...
Learjet 60XR from TAG Aviation taking off... [MEDIA] Learjet 45 take off... [MEDIA] Marshall bringing in a Lear Jet 45 to a top on the tarmac...
Learjet 45 take off... [MEDIA] Marshall bringing in a Lear Jet 45 to a top on the tarmac in Aruba... [MEDIA]
While in the Jet Aviation Casualty thread we said that incidents for business jets were on the rise in 2012, the trend has gone the other way for...
I think I read in a subsequent article that the gear collapsed under the aircraft on landing so when they sensed that they ejected.
