Delta Announces Free In-Flight Wi-Fi For All Passengers

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian announced that the airline would soon be offering free in-flight Wi-Fi to all of its passengers. (www.forbes.com) More...

EasyJet pilot makes a 360º so passengers could see view of the northern lights

A most welcome flight diversion. That’s a rarity for commercial airline passengers, but it’s what travelers on at least two flights got this week when their planes looped around to give everyone a good view of the northern lights. (www.cnn.com) More...

Found photos offer look at Charles Lindbergh in San Diego before his famous solo flight

Rare, never-before-published photographic images of Charles Lindbergh and the Spirit of St. Louis were hiding in storage for 90 years (www.sandiegouniontribune.com) More...

WWII Pilot Reunited with Pieces of History

When Capt. Alan Carlton’s B-24 bomber was shot down over Germany during World War II, he felt lucky. Now, 75 years later, Carlton has another reason to feel lucky about what happened that day. It came via FedEx a few days ago from Eisenach, a city in central Germany. (www.sandiegouniontribune.com) More...

Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing on I-5 Near Del Mar, Stunning Motorists

A small airplane made an emergency landing Tuesday on southbound Interstate 5 near Del Mar in San Diego's North County, causing traffic for motorists confused and stunned by the unexpected sight. (www.nbcsandiego.com) More...

San Diego exploring potential of its two smaller airports

San Diego officials are launching a comprehensive effort in 2017 to determine the economic and aviation potential of Otay Mesa’s Brown Field and Kearny Mesa’s Montgomery Field, two city-owned airports that critics call underutilized eyesores. The $1.7 million effort was prompted partly by a 2015 city audit that said years of mismanagement at the two airports has prevented them from generating more revenue and becoming economic catalysts for the region. (www.sandiegouniontribune.com) More...

Latest flying objects shot down over Canada were likely balloons

The US believes that the flying objects shot down over North American airspace on Friday and Saturday were balloons, according to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. (www.bbc.com) More...

Airlines Push to Soften Oversight

Consumer advocates are complaining that a regulation proposed by the U.S. Department of Transportation — at the airline industry’s urging — would make it harder to penalize airlines for bad behavior and to adopt new rules that protect travelers. (www.latimes.com) More...

JetBlue will require passengers to wear masks, other airlines will provide them for travelers

Airlines are stepping up policies to ensure that passengers and employees wear face masks on board. (www.cnbc.com) More...

FAA proposes new flight deck barrier after unruly passengers grab headlines

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Wednesday said it is proposing a new requirement that would protect the flight deck by adding a second barrier as unruly passengers continue to make headlines. (www.foxbusiness.com) More...