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Commercial flight, including airlines and airports
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AmSafe

Is bracing for impact really helpful in an airline crash?

Or is it just meant to make us feel like we're doing something?
August 26, 2009 | By Rebecca Maksel

Albert Whitted Airport in St. Petersburg remains a developer’s dream.

The Airport That Wouldn’t Die

An embattled Florida field had more than history on its side.
August 2009 | By Carl Posey

Keepin’ it real: Firemen at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport brave smoke in a mockup many mistake for an airplane.

Fire Hazard

Where there’s smoke, there’s pollution. How can airport firefighters green it up?
July 2009 | By Sam Goldberg

Briefcase in hand, a passenger weighs in at London’s Croydon Aerodrome before a flight to Scotland in 1934. The checks were necessary to ensure the airplane wasn’t too heavy for takeoff.

Then & Now: A Weighty Matter

February 2009 | By Roger A. Mola

The 1984 open house at Tempelhof.

Above & Beyond: The Village of Tempelhof

November 2008 | By CHARLES BRADY

Yawning

When did the term "jet lag" come into use?

And has anybody found a cure?
June 18, 2008 | By Rebecca Maksel

Then & Now: Pass the Popcorn

March 2008 | By Roger A. Mola

Portable melters

Where Does All the Airport Snow Go?

Clearing runways in winter is no small operation.
January 01, 2008 | By Rebecca Maksel

The aurora borealis signals an incoming solar storm.

What's the radiation risk from airline flying?

November 01, 2007 | By Joe Pappalardo

Why do airline seats have to be in an upright position during takeoff?

The rules are confusing, but the safety concern is real.
September 01, 2007 | By Joe Pappalardo

On May 17, 1913, Cuban aviation pioneer Domingo Rosillo used a naval escort to make the Key West-to-Cuba trip in a French Morane-Sulnier.

Book Excerpt: "On Cuban Wings"

Chronicling the island's rich aviation history
August 2007 | By Jorge and Diana Rodriguez

Airplanes, not automobiles, cruised the Malecon on parade day in 1953 to mark the 40th anniversary of Parla

The Country Where Nobody Flies

Did Cuba abandon its private pilots or did they abandon Cuba?
August 2007 | By Rafael Lima

Even when scalawags shuffle airport letters, it

Magic Airport

Watch the Burning Man revelers pull an airport out of the desert...then make it disappear.
August 2007 | By Chad Slattery

Who

Danger: Airplane Crossing

Controlling airplanes on the ground is a thornier problem than controlling them in the air.
August 2007 | By Michael Milstein

Why do we have to turn off iPods during takeoff?

July 01, 2007 | By Joe Pappalardo

Marlon Green in the cockpit of one of Continental

Aviation's Jackie Robinson

It took a Supreme Court decision, but in 1963 Marlon Green finally broke into the majors.
March 2007 | By Tony Reichhardt

Heathrow

475,000 Takeoffs and Landings a Year

The Summer Games will bring 4,000 additional aircraft to London's airports. Find out what it takes to keep Heathrow running smoothly on a normal day.
January 2007 | By Michael Milstein

The sculptural relief on the terminal

Then & Now

No More New Orleans Cover-up
January 2007 | By Vincent P. Caire

Visitors wait at Los Angeles International Airport to tour the new Pan Am Jet Clipper Liberty Bell, grounded during Skyshield II in October, 1961.

The Day Nobody Flew

September 11, 2001 wasn't the first time U.S. air traffic was grounded.
November 2006 | By Roger A. Mola

An aerial view of Baghdad International Airport.

Landing in Baghdad

At the world's most dangerous airport, it's best to get down quickly.
November 2006 | By Allan T. Duffin


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