Body of Lufthansa Crew Member Missing In Rio May Have Been Found By Fisherman
According to Brazilian media, the body of a naked Caucasian male was found today (January 10th) off the coast of Ipanema Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Police believe it may be the remains of 28-year-old Tommy Klak, a German national and Lufthansa cabin crew member who has been missing since January 4th.
Flight Attendant Killed, More Injured in Saudia Crew Bus Crash
At least one Saudia flight attendant was killed and 11 more were injured when their company-provided transport collided with a delivery truck...
Flair Airlines Boeing 737 Goes Off Runway On Landing
Canada - On Friday morning, a Flair Airlines Boeing 737-800 operating from Vancouver to Region of Waterloo International Airport ran off the...
Mother of 3 Sucked Into Airplane Engine Had Been Warned Multiple Times To Stay...
Mom of three Courtney Edwards, 34, has been identified as the ramp agent of American Airlines/Piedmont Airlines that was tragically killed on...
New Year’s Eve Nightmare: American Airlines Ramper Killed After Being Sucked Into Aircraft Engine
American Airlines Killed After Being Sucked Into Aircraft Engine
Virgin Australia Flying Higher With New Business Class Suites
Virgin Australia has launched its new Airbus A330 Business Class suites, setting a new standard in domestic business class around the world.
Virgin Australia’s new...
60 Sexy Flight Attendant Selfies From Around the Globe
Around the globe, an elite group of ladies and gents are landing on runways. They’re styled by the big names in fashion like, Vivienne...
Now&Then: Gol Linhas Aéreas’ Sleek New Image
Brazil's second largest airline has revealed the next chapter of their brand image. On Wednesday, Gol Linhas Aéreas unveiled their first major brand overhaul in the...
Mamma Mia! Check Out Alitalia’s New Uniform
Alitalia unveils iconic new cabin crew and ground staff uniforms Â
New Alitalia uniforms by Milan-based fashion...
Exploding Electronic Devices Cause Holiday Travel Nightmares On Three Separate Flights Only Days Apart
One of the biggest threats to aviation safety just so happens to be carried by nearly every passenger - personal electronic devices.
