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Exclusive: Rep. Keith Self Battles FAA over Housing Unvetted Illegal Immigrants at Airports

Rep. Keith Self (R-TX) is leading the charge to stop the FAA's new practice of housing thousands of "potential terrorists" at U.S. airports.

Avoid the area: Possible Mark 65 bomb found in Hernando County

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office is currently investigating what is thought to be a "very old Mark 65 bomb."

U.S. Senate Has Until Early March to Finalize FAA Reauthorization Bill

With the holidays over, the new countdown for the U.S. Senate to finalize the FAA reauthorization bill is on.

mistake during that meeting, adding airlines have been shaken by the incident, saying moments like this shake them to the bone just like it should be. they have confidence in all of us, they do and they will again. >> at this point i'm withholding judgment to wait to see what the ntsb ends up finding. >> something is clearly wrong here. you have one of the newest and most used jets in american aviation that has had multiple safety incidents just in the last three months, to say nothing about the fact that a few of them crashed early on, so this should concern a lot of us. >> tonight there are growing calls from both sides of the aisle for congress to hold hearings on boeing's quality of oversight. and questions still remain about why alaska lift that plane in service after it was pulled due to warning lights coming on several times. both alaska and united airlines say they they have found loose parts on some of their

This 1974 Grumman American AA-5 Traveler Is a Compact, Fast, and Efficient 'AircraftForSale' Top Pick

Grumman American’s AA-5 Traveler offers innovative features and a lot of performance for the price.

F-86 Sabre: One of the Best Fighter Jets Ever?

The NAA F-86, America’s first swept-wing jet, made her maiden flight – in the guise of the XP-86 prototype – on October 1, 1947, and the production model of the plane officially entered into U.S. Air Force operational service in 1949.

The Transformation of Continental Airlines in the 1950s

B-47 'Stratojet': The Bomber Built to Hit Russia with Nuclear Weapons

The B-47 Stratojet was introduced in 1951 as a long-range, high-altitude, jet-powered strategic bomber. The B-47 was designed to avoid enemy interceptor aircraft and deliver nuclear weapons deep within the Soviet Union’s territory.