Detroit firefighters trained at Coleman A. Young International airport with the goal of staffing a full-time fire crew there.

Flares mimicked toxic fumes from a supposed "fuel-leak-turned-fire" as "passengers" were seen rushing to safety.

All of a sudden, we saw ourselves in a descent at 494 knots and 6,700 feet per minute. It's about 73 seconds to impact.” ...

A small plane was forced to make a hard landing at the Daytona Beach International Airport on Friday after experiencing gear ...

The 494th Fighter Squadron pilots were recognized for downing several Iranian drones during the attack on Israel in April ...

The sinking of Russia's Moskva cruiser by Ukrainian anti-ship missiles in 2022 sparked debate over aircraft carrier ...

American and Japanese air defense units conducted live fire trainings with their Patriot missiles as Chinese and Russian military aircraft continued to fly near Japan's airspace. Operation Shining ...

A foreign national died after being involved in an aircraft crash in the UAE, Fujairah's media council announced on ...

In line with the Federal Government’s commitment to advancing aviation safety and training, Nigeria’s  Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, ...

A Sugashima-class mine clearance vessel, the JS Ukushima, experienced a fire in the engine room on the morning of Nov. 10 off ...

President Luis Arce Catacora's “Guardian” Air Plan features another Electra aircraft already in the country since Sept. 21 and an Airbus BK117 D3 helicopter with “Bambi Bucket” capabilities.