Five French tourists visiting Peru's Nazca Lines died after their small plane crashed into power lines.
A midair collision between two single-engine planes over suburban Los Angeles left at least five people dead, including one killed by the falling wreckage, police and federal officials reported.
Business 2.0: Hailing the Air Taxiupdated: Sat Jul 01 2006 00:01:00
LIKE MORE THAN 260 MILLION OTHER AMERICANS, Bill Sims lives within 30 minutes of a municipal airport that's too small for major airlines to serve. So when the human resources consultant makes one o...
Citing the influence of Miami's large Cuban community, Atlanta's 11th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the spying convictions Tuesday of five men found guilty of spying for the Cuban government.
Stand on the mezzanine of Cessna Aircraft's new factory in Independence, Kan., look down on the crowded assembly lines below, and you might conclude you're in a time warp. From up here, the single-...
All across America, thousands of flying machines are emerging from backroom workshops--the same nesting grounds where the Wright brothers once shaped their dreams with sailcloth and spruce. These e...
Shareholders getting uppity about that high-priced company jet? Tell them you only own part of it. Fractional ownership, a cousin of the charter business, is to private jets what time shares are to...
Fortune: PIPER'S DOWNDRAFTupdated: Mon Jun 17 1991 00:01:00
Talk about the trials of Job! The Old Testament figure had it easy compared with M. Stuart Millar, 66, the ex-World War II fighter pilot and entrepreneur who heroically swooped in to save ailing Pi...
Sales of corporate jets are finally pulling out of their decade-long nose dive. Last year deliveries increased 29% over 1987, and the order books are filling up even faster. For the latest model of...
Wars need supplies, and as the war on drugs heats up, several U.S. companies are cashing in. The U.S. Customs Service and the Coast Guard have spent almost $450 million on equipment to catch traffi...
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