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Forensic Analysis Suggests Bones Discovered on a Pacific Island May Belong to Amelia Earhart
The analysis supports the theory that Earhart died a castaway.
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Millions of People Are Owed Money From Airlines—Here's How to See If You're One of Them
If you've ever been inconvenienced by a disrupted flight, you could be eligible for a big reimbursement.
Flights Grounded After World War II Bomb Discovered Near London City Airport
Police are working on removing it from the Thames.
Why Amelia Earhart Is Remembered as One of History's Most Famous Female Pilots
The aviator's reputation wasn't entirely based on skill alone.
6 Tips From Travel Experts for Packing Winter Clothes
Follow this advice before breaking out a second suitcase.
Want to Travel in 2018? Now’s the Time to Book Cheap Flights
Start planning your dream vacation now.
Why the Concorde (And Supersonic Flight) Never Took Off
The British/French super plane could travel nearly 1500 miles per hour and get passengers from New York to London in just over three hours. Why didn't it catch on?
How to Win a Year of Free Flights From JetBlue
Three lucky winners will be able to fly as much as they want in 2018, and bring along a friend.
What Causes Turbulence?
It's a lot less scary than it feels.
When Flying, Why is Taking Off More Dangerous Than Landing?
Airplanes like to fly, so encouraging them to stop doing that at the end of a flight can get a little tricky.
When Chuck Yeager Tweeted Details About His Historic, Sound Barrier-Breaking Flight
Today marks the 70th anniversary of the Air Force pilot's record-breaking achievement.
How the Wright Brothers' Plane Compares to the World's Largest Aircraft
Size doesn't always matter.
Microsoft’s Autonomous Gliders Stay in the Air by Mimicking Birds of Prey
Engineers have developed an "infinite soaring machine" that flies without a motor.
Uncovered WWII Blueprints Could Be Used to Restore a Mosquito Plane
"The Wooden Wonder" is one of the most iconic planes to come out of World War II.
10 Fascinating Facts About Airplane Bathrooms
Your discharged poop can reach travel at speeds of up to 130 miles per hour.
How Does Autopilot Work on an Airplane?
The autopilot is a powerful computer that takes input from either the pilot or a navigation device and essentially does what it is told to do.
The World’s First ‘Flying Car’ Goes Up For Sale on eBay
The Moller M400 Skycar made history when it achieved lift-off in 2001.
New Evidence Supports Theory That Amelia Earhart Died in Japanese Captivity
A newly unearthed photograph from 1937 appears to depict Earhart and her navigator Fred Noonan.
Remembering Steve Fossett's 2002 Solo Round-the-World Balloon Flight
It took him six attempts to complete the trip, and he celebrated with Bud Light.
Why Certain Airplane Seats Have a Triangle Above Them
And what they have to do with William Shatner.
A Brief History of 1923's Midair Refueling Experiments
It took four pilots, two biplanes, a hose, and a dream.
What Those Chimes You Hear on Airplanes Really Mean
The more dings you hear, the bigger the problem.
On This Day in 1997, Linda Finch Completed Her Round-the-World Flight
Kids around the world followed along online; she emailed updates from the air.
On This Day in 1932, Amelia Earhart Began Her Solo Atlantic Flight
85 years ago, the Queen of the Sky flew to Northern Ireland solo. She was only the second person to do so.