Aviation

Witness the Tragic Aftermath of AirAsia Flight 8501

By TIME Photo

AirAsia Debris Found

By David Stout / Surabaya

Why GPS Can't Find the AirAsia Jet

By Charlie Campbell

Hope Fades in AirAsia Search

By Charlie Campbell
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Objects Spotted That May Be Related to Missing AirAsia Jet, Say Officials

The Indonesian official leading search operations believes Flight QZ 8501 has sunk

By Charlie Campbell

See the Career of AirAsia's CEO Tony Fernandes

The public leadership of AirAsia's CEO--Fernandes took over the struggling airline company in 2001 and built it into a successful carrier--has assumed a more somber tenor in the wake of news Sunday that one of the company's planes, Flight QZ 8501, had disappeared

By TIME Staff

Tony Fernandes: The Man Who Built AirAsia

The Malaysian entrepeneur had no previous experience in the airline industry when he joined with a group of investors to buy the airline for about 25 cents

By Justin Worland

Everything You Should Know About AirAsia

The airline flies to 88 destinations

By Justin Worland

No Sign of Missing Plane

The lost flight is the third major aviation disaster connected with Malaysia this year

By Charlie Campbell

Two Planes Clip Wings at New York Airport

No injuries or significant delays were reported

By Charlotte Alter

Delta Worker Arrested for Smuggling Guns on Planes

Delta baggage handler was arrested Monday for allegedly smuggling firearms — some loaded — into the Hartsfield-Jackson airport in Atlanta, where he handed them off to an accomplice who flew to New York, federal law...

By TIME Staff

FAA Worried About Holiday Drone Gifts

Authorities are preparing for a slew of new drone owners, some more responsible than others, after the festive season

By Elizabeth Barber

Could Lower Oil Prices Mean Cheaper Airline Seats?

Senator Chuck Schumer questions high cost of airplane tickets in the midst of decreasing fuel cost

By Ben Geier / Fortune

British Airspace Reopens as Air Traffic System Restored

A computer failure at the UK’s National Air Traffic Control Services (NATS) that closed airspace over Europe’s busiest airport has now been resolved

By Fortune / Geoffrey Smith

Airline Profits Are About to Surge

Could hit a record $25 billion in 2015

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Drones Pose Threat To Flight Safety

There have been 25 near-collisions with aircraft reported since June 1 this year

By Rishi Iyengar

Thanksgiving Travel Tips

If you have to travel this Thanksgiving

By Bill Saporito

This Is Who Decides Whether Your Flight Takes Off This Week

Meet the Cancellator

By Jack Linshi

JetBlue Is Cutting Legroom From Its Planes

And the base fare will not include a checked bag

By Noah Rayman

Why Subway Systems Haven't Installed More Safety Tech Yet

The only safety measure of most subway systems is simple: fear

By Jack Linshi
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