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A Southwest Airlines passenger started screaming after asking flight attendants to calm a crying baby.

Matthew McConaughey was not wearing a seat belt and was held down by his tray table while onboard a Lufthansa flight which dropped 4,000 feet amid severe turbulence on March 1.

Airlines always flew around weather. Can they navigate climate change?

Dead in the water On a sunny May morning at Hemenway Harbor on Lake Mead in Nevada, the dock staff were preparing for the afternoon voyage of the Desert Princess. The steam paddler, painted bright white with a yellow and black trimmed hull, bobbed in the water with the stars and stripes fluttering at her helm. Beneath the wooden […]

Southwest Airlines flight from Cuba to Fort Lauderdale performed an emergency return due to an engine fire.

UNC Charlotte hosted the North Carolina College Media Association (NCCMA) for a statewide college media conference on Feb. 25. Over 200 student media representatives from 17 North Carolina colleges and

A passenger snapped a photo of the tape, known as speed tape, that had been stuck along the wing of a plane flying out of Melbourne Airport.

The number of runway incursions in 2022, including general and commercial aircraft, is up from the 1,397 incursions reported in 2012 and 987 reported in 2002

(NEW YORK) -- Amid a recent series of headline-making near misses involving commercial planes and an impending federal review of the nation's aerospace system, data from the Federal Aviation Administration shows the number of the most serious close calls at U.S. airports has actually been decreasing even as overall incidents have risen. Last year, there

One of Washington’s quadrennial parlor games is well under way: Will the president (Joe Biden) bolster his re-election prospects by dumping his vice president (Kamala Harris)? The answer, as usual, is almost certainly NO. In recent months, Harris has become a more public spokesman for key administration policies. Last weekend,