FAA Forms Safety Review Team, Issues Call to Action
The FAA said it is planning a safety summit with aviation stakeholders in March following a string of narrowly avoided accidents.
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NTSB Subpoenas American Crew Involved in Near-Collision at JFK
The subpoenas were issued after the crew refused to proceed with a recorded interview with NTSB investigators.
The JFK Incursion Tragedy That Wasn’t
When a Boeing 777 taxied into the path of a departing Boeing 737 at JFK International Airport, the aviation world was presented with a valuable lesson.
Close Call at JFK International
The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating an incident at John F. Kennedy International Airport that happened Friday night when a Boeing 777 taxied in front of a departing Boeing 737-900.
Sleeping on the Airplane: Six Aviation-Themed Hotels
Sometimes a room with a view means watching jets on the ramp.
Transatlantic Rivals Stage Synchronized Departure
For the first time in more than 18 months, airlines are carrying passengers from the U.K. to the U.S. And the occasion was celebrated with quite a unique event. British Airways flight BA001—a flight number previously reserved for Concorde—and Virgin Atlantic flight VS3, both operating on A350 aircraft, departed from London’s Heathrow (EGLL) airport bound […]
