Content Archive: January 2008

With a max gross weight of nearly 29,000 pounds, the Mil Mi-17 is no small helicopter.

Antonov has removed the first An-148 fuselage from its assembly jig at the company’s experimental factory in Kiev after completing the project on schedule.

As first presented to the public, the Bush Administration appeared ready, willing and able to open the homeland defense purse strings to allow first respon

Last September’s merger of Brazil’s Varig with Rio Sul and Nordeste, its two regional-airline subsidiaries, has resulted in a new alignment of the operator

A French regional authority has taken over the ailing family-owned Air Atlantique regional airline, boosted its operations and brought new life back to the

Jimmie Leroy Shriver, 53, of Summersville, Miss., was sentenced by U.S.

In the late winter of 1923, these 12 men were most of the workforce of the fledgling Sikorsky Aircraft.

Judging by a recently published U.S.

File this one under the heading “what were they thinking?” The U.S.

The board of Swiss International Air Lines on February 24 accepted management’s proposal to reduce its current fleet from 131 to 111 aircraft, furlough up