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Las Cruces Airport reports flight growth, hints at possible expansion

The Las Cruces International Airport has seen a steady increase in the number of people using it's services to fly between Las Cruces and Albuquerque.The direc

Over 400 NM passengers flew Advanced Air last month. Company says initial numbers are soaring.

The City of Carlsbad and Advanced Air have a two-year agreement. The transition started in late July when the USDOT approved the EAS agreement.

Events taking place in the Borderland this Saturday

Medical flight team works to save lives across the borderland

City of Las Cruces looking at ways to mitigate 'urban heat'

Not only is Las Cruces dealing with record-setting heat, it is also experiencing "urban heat," where dark city surfaces add to the heat.

Interest into flights from Las Cruces to Albuquerque rising

Since the service began on Jan. 16, there have been a total of 330 flights.

Airplane's crash blamed on lack of fuel in report

HOT SPRINGS -- A Cessna 177 Cardinal airplane that crashed into Lake Hamilton on June 26, killing the pilot and injuring the passenger, experienced engine failure due to an apparent lack of fuel, a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board said.

Airplane's crash blamed on lack of fuel in report

A Cessna 177 Cardinal airplane that crashed into Lake Hamilton on June 26, killing the pilot and injuring the passenger, experienced engine failure due to an apparent lack of fuel, a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board said.

NTSB releases preliminary report on deadly Lake Hamilton plane crash

The NTSB released the preliminary report in the investigation into a late June plane crash at Lake Hamilton that killed one person and injured another.

NTSB: Lack of fuel led to fatal crash

A Cessna 177 Cardinal airplane that crashed into Lake Hamilton on June 26, killing the pilot and injuring the passenger, experienced engine failure due to an apparent lack of fuel, a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board said.