U.S. Suspends Costly Deportation Flights Using Military Aircraft
A Journal analysis found that military flights came at higher cost to taxpayers than the government’s typical deportation flights on civilian aircraft.
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USAF’s Combat Boss Pushes For More Private Red Air
AURORA, Colorado—The U.S. Air Force should increase its use of contracted adversary aircraft to provide more training ...
Should Americans be fearful of flying? Recent chaos with planes is unsettling. | Opinion
Most of the airplane collision incidents did not involve commercial airlines, but they still elevated the distress of ...
Five years since COVID hit, CT’s Bradley International Airport aims for ‘even more growth’
Nearly as many passengers passed through Connecticut’s Bradley International Airport in 2024 as they did in 2019.
False mid-air collision warnings over Washington DC airport investigated in aftermath of deadly crash
Flights inbound to Reagan National Airport were alerted to aircraft even though none were in the area, said the FAA ...