Turkish Military Plane Crash Exposes Air Force Crisis
Without fifth-generation aircraft, Turkey’s ageing air force risks falling behind its rivals in the region. Forty new Eurofighters won’t change that, say experts.
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The best and worst seats for your skin at 35,000 feet
Did you know that your seat choice can wreck your skin?
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Attorneys to file wrongful death suits against UPS, others in deadly cargo crash
UPS 2976, an MD-11 bound for Honolulu crashed shortly after takeoff
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Plane crash families to file wrongful death lawsuit against UPS
Attorneys representing two families will file a wrongful death lawsuit against UPS for the Nov. 4 plane crash.
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University of Evansville holding service for 48th Anniversary of UE Plane Crash
The University of Evansville is holding a memorial service to remember those lost in the 1977 plane crash that killed 29 people.
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Security’s Next Control Plane: The Rise of Pipeline-First Architecture
For years, security operations have relied on monolithic architectures built around centralized collectors, rigid forwarding chains, and a single “system
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Victims ID’d in plane crash
MONROE — The two men killed in a Monday, Nov. 24 plane crash northeast of the city have been identified.
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University of Evansville to host 48th Anniversary Commemoration of 1977 Plane Crash
The event will take place on the campus of University of Evansville on Friday, December 12th, one day before the 48th anniversary of the fatal plane crash.
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India launches probe into Air India for operating with expired safety certificate, grounds plane
India’s aviation regulator on Tuesday said that Air India operated an aircraft last month with an expired Airworthiness Review Certificate (ARC), leading to its grounding and an investigation.
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Libya’s Buraq Air eyes Africa and Asia links with biggest plane order in decade
A privately owned Libyan airline is placing the country’s largest passenger-jet order since the 2011 revolution
