Airlines - Page 6

March 25

Air taxis in the US could launch this summer

A new federal eVTOL program targets passenger, cargo and medical flights across 26 states, with autonomous air taxi operations potentially on the horizon.

March 25

Century-old US airport to shut down to make way for taxpayer-funded park as critics push for housing

Santa Monica Airport, open for over 100 years, is set to close Dec. 31, 2028, after an FAA settlement that allows the city to end operations. It will be converted for public use.

March 24

NTSB flags ‘conflicting information’ in LaGuardia tower, unclear who handled ground-control duties

NTSB investigators say a cockpit voice recorder captured the final seconds before the LaGuardia collision as the tower twice ordered the fire truck to stop before the jet landed.

March 24

Major airline tightens window for passengers to seek compensation after baggage delays

In a new policy change, Delta Air Lines has cut its baggage claim filing window from three days to two hours, requiring travelers to act fast after domestic flights arrive.

March 24

Black boxes recovered as NTSB investigates deadly LaGuardia plane crash

Commercial pilot Ken Christensen discusses the LaGuardia Airport crash after it was revealed that the DHS shutdown hindered federal response.

March 24

NEW VIDEO shows moments before deadly LaGuardia Airport crash

New video from LaGuardia Airport captures the moments leading up to when an Air Canada plane crashed into a fire truck on the runway.

March 24

Flight attendant survives being thrown from Air Canada flight in deadly LaGuardia crash: 'Total miracle'

A flight attendant is being called a “miracle" survivor after she was ejected from an Air Canada Jazz flight during a deadly crash at LaGuardia.

March 24

NTSB updates on deadly LGA plane crash investigation, probing air traffic control's role

NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy discusses the ongoing investigation into the deadly LaGuardia Airport plane crash.

March 23

Trace Gallagher: If Trump told ICE to sell Girl Scout cookies, Dems would have a sudden disdain for Do-Si-Dos

The 'Common Sense' Department wants to make sure it has this right— Democrats don’t want to fund DHS but don’t want ICE helping either…

March 23

This is the second time Democrats have 'pulled this' on the American people: Dana Loesch

Nationally syndicated radio host Dana Loesch slams Democrats for prolonging the partial government shutdown and impacting TSA workers and air travel on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’