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The FAA is conducting a review of the Eclipse 500 Very Light Jet.

Investigators pressed Thursday to discover what caused a Spanish airliner to crash on takeoff from Madrid, killing 153 people.

BAA, the owner of Heathrow, may have to sell three of its seven British airports, a British competition watchdog said Wednesday.

149 Dead in Plane Crash at Madrid Airport

A plane carrying John McCain security was forced to land shortly after take-off in a Phoenix-area airport.

American Airlines offers Internet services on some flights.

Duo breaks world record for a rotorcraft flight around the world.

Seeking to tap into fast-growing overseas demand for luxury planes, General Dynamics plans to buy Jet Aviation.

Two small planes collided in midair and crashed in central England on Sunday, killing five.

While Russia easily was able to defeat Georgia's forces, the August 2008 war also highlighted Russian military weaknesses.

Some airlines have convenient ways to pay for fares with cash, but it's more sensible to use a credit card if possible.

Singapore Airlines is launching a new Star Alliance service intended to make checking passengers' travel document requirements quicker and easier.

American, BA and Iberia are seeking antitrust immunity for a transatlantic joint venture. Groups of large Star Alliance and SkyTeam Alliance airlines already have received approval.

FAA plans big fine against American for flying two MD-80s with defective autopilots, and for drug-testing violations.

A week after they left New York, Kasprowicz and Sheik remain on track for helicopter round-the-world speed record.

Aircraft are among the most potent weapons that U.S. agencies have for fighting wildfires. Firefighting flights are dangerous, but despite huge numbers of new fires each year, the federal government is doing little to modernize and expand the firefightin

The introduction of flight has made many areas of human endeavor a lot less time-consuming, more convenient, and more effective.

The organization of airspace in the U.S. has evolved into a complex system to keep fast-moving aircraft safely separated.

Large-scale service cuts by airlines are making U.S. airports rethink their expansion plans, as revenues from landing fees and concessions falter.

Rather than recycling passenger pillows and blankets, JetBlue Airways has started selling them. It's just another fee at a time of high fuel prices.