Missing jet - if you see it call Canada

If you spot a sleek Bombardier Global 6000 business jet sporting tail number ZS-OAK, Canada would love to hear from you. (www.msn.com) More...

American Eagle mid-air fuel leak

The pilot reported fuel leaking from the right wing while the American Eagle flight was en route to Milwaukee, Wisconsin from Dallas, Texas yesterday. The two-hour flight was aborted and the aircraft landed safely in Springfield, Missouri. (hisz.rsoe.hu) More...

Allegiant Air draws FAA's attention

About 300 pages of Federal Aviation Administration records for Allegiant show a pattern of safety problems that triggered a relatively large number of aborted takeoffs, emergency descents and emergency landings from Jan. 1, 2015, through this March. (www.washingtonpost.com) More...

Delta flight diverted - escorted by F16's

Delta flight diverted, escorted to Tucson airport by F-16s due to unruly passenger (www.tucsonnewsnow.com) More...

Virgin Atlantic Dreamliner fake seat

On Saturday night, my girlfriend and I were booked on what has been my favorite international airline, Virgin Atlantic. (www.inc.com) More...

BA flight diverted

BA confirmes flight from Houston diverted to Cardiff - BA196? (www.itv.com) More...

Pilot with 20,000 hrs identified in Labrador crash

Three people are dead, including the pilot, and four are missing after a plane crashed into a remote lake in northern Labrador. The pilot, 61-year-old Gilles Morin, had 20,000 hours of flying experience, according to Jean Tremblay, the chief executive of his employer, regional airline Air Saguenay. (www.cbc.ca) More...

747 cargo jet declares emergency

A Boeing 747 has landed without incident at Paine Field after declaring an emergency that prompted emergency crews to scramble Tuesday afternoon. The Atlas Air 747-400 Dreamlifter cargo plane had departed the Snohomish County Airport in Everett for Japan. The jet was forced to dump fuel and circle the Puget Sound for over an hour before landing. The crew had reported a hydraulic problem and made a pass over the tower to confirm the landing gear was down before landing safely. (hisz.rsoe.hu) More...

Tightening the leash on service dogs

It's about time there is a national registery or a traceable registry to let the airlines know that the service animals they will board are really that. (www.chicagotribune.com) More...

WWII Aircraft Facts

Absolutely amazing (American) World War 2 statistics and photos. I have always known that aircrew had the highest fatality rate but the loss rate (and cost of war) detailed below is absolutely horrific. (pippaettore.com) More...