Sixty-seven years ago today, the Douglas DC-8 soared into the skies for the first time, marking a bold step into the jet age.

JFK is New York City's main gateway, handling 171,000 passengers a day across approximately 1,200 daily flight movements.

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Air Force One is the well-known designation for a United States Air Force aircraft that carries the President of the United ...

Qantas will always be a very special airline for me. This was the airline that I took for my first flight as a child.

With an area of nearly 3,000 acres being used for airport operations, LAX has grown to vastly dwarf the site it once occupied.

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Months before Lindbergh made history, Brazil’s João Ribeiro de Barros crossed the Atlantic in a salvaged S.55 flying boat.

The classic Boeing 757 and its lasting impact in the aviation industry is truly a remarkable one. The two variants will be remembered.