Airplane News & Breaking Stories

FAA sues American Airlines passenger who tried to open plane door mid-flight, forced to be duct taped to seat.

Apollo 8 astronaut William Anders dies in plane crash. Known for iconic "Earthrise" photo. Legacy honored by NASA chief and fans.

Left Hand Brewing celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week with $1 off draft beers for educators. Join Monday-Friday to show appreciation. Free event.

Boeing whistleblower dies after raising safety concerns about 737 MAX planes. Mysterious illness sparks questions. Aviation community mourns loss.

North Korean Air Force relies on aging combat fleet due to sanctions, failed acquisition attempts. Active fleet of 500-900 outdated planes.

Boeing begins negotiations with its largest union, IAM, looking for wage increase, pension, and a promise to build planes locally.

MLS referees stage protests as the season starts, demanding better pay, travel conditions and benefits from the league.

Casey Neistat's video explores the potential of Apple Vision Pro in everyday life, revealing its shortcomings and potential impact on daily life.

Veteran director F. Gary Gray's new action movie "Lift" offers some pleasures but lacks character depth and realistic special effects.

Windy weather ahead, Michigan wins, and loose bolts on Boeing 737 Max 9 planes discovered. CES 2024 kicks off in Las Vegas.

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FAA orders temporary grounding and inspections of some Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft after a fuselage section blew out midair.

Japan's PM Kishida says the country is in a "battle against time" after a series of major earthquakes hit.

Bradley Cooper stars as Leonard Bernstein in Maestro, a film that focuses on the composer's tumultuous personal and professional relationships.

Logan Paul confirms engagement to girlfriend Nina Agdal on Instagram.

Alef's Model A flying car has received approval from the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA), making it the first vehicle of its kind to be approved for use in the US. The car is entirely electric and has a range of 110 miles. It contains eight rotating blades underneath its bodywork, allowing it to rise vertically and then rotate sideways for forward propulsion. The vehicle is designed to "hop" over congested areas due to traffic jams or road accidents. Alef has received strong pre-order interest for the Model A, which is priced at $300,000.

Lombardy proposes renaming Milan's Malpensa Airport after Silvio Berlusconi.