The man killed in a out-of-bounds skiing mishap at Revelstoke Mountain Resort last week is being remembered as an accomplished pilot and doting father.
WASHINGTON -- For the third time in seven months, the judgment of those who operate the U.S. air traffic control system has been called into question and concerns raised that complacency may be causing controllers and their supervisors to bend rules.
AMSTERDAM - A Swedish pilot suspected of flying with a forged licence for more than a decade was arrested in the Netherlands shortly before he was scheduled to depart on a flight carrying 101 passengers, police said Wednesday.
The global airline industry , traditionally slow to benefit from an economic revival, is finding that it's once again able to raise fares without scaring away passengers.
VANCOUVER - Transport Canada investigators on Wednesday were still trying to determine the source of two pieces of falling ice, one of which crashed into a home in the Vancouver suburb of Richmond late last month damaging a patio roof.
Starting in December, some passengers on Canadian airlines flying to, from or even over the United States will be allowed to board the aircraft only once the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has determined they are not terrorists.
Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, who famously ditched a US Airways A320 in the Hudson River over a year ago saving all aboard, says he's calling it a career after 30 years with the airline.
Investigators of a French airline accident and aviation agencies from 44 other European countries plan to ask the International Civil Aviation Organization to change the way planes transmit information while flying over oceans.
Willie Walsh, British Airways' chief executive, has issued a bold warning to cabin crew that "a strike will not ground this airline" as he disclosed that other carriers and up to 6,000 volunteers would help ward off the impact of any industrial action.