Crews were expected to recover the passenger jet's cockpit, though high wind gusts and tidal conditions could slow operations ...

Next time you're at Sky Harbor International Airport, take a walk along the mile-long indoor trail with stunning views.

Chronic understaffing of air traffic control towers may have contributed to last week’s deadly crash between a military helicopter and a passenger flight in Washington, D.C. — which underscored a ...

Recovery crews have removed the first major pieces of airplane wreckage from the Potomac River after an American Airlines regional jet and an Army Black Hawk helicopter crashed in midair last week.

Just offshore of the towering national monuments of Washington, a tall crane now hovers over the Potomac River. It casts a ...

Air controller Tyler Casper controls the taxi ways from the 150-foot control tower in 2008. Last week’s mid-air collision ...

Statistically, for now at least, flying is still much safer than driving. According to the International Air Transport ...

To our pilot brothers and sisters, our collective thoughts are with you all. Blue skies and tailwinds, blue streak 5342.” ...

The remains of 42 people had been pulled from the river by Saturday afternoon, including 38 that had been positively identified, according to emergency officials.

The American Airlines plane and an Army helicopter collided as the plane was landing Wednesday night at Ronald Reagan ...

The Army Black Hawk is said to have been flying higher than it should have been when it collided with a passenger jet, killing 67 people. And the air traffic controller on duty was doing a job usually ...