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Coupled with a court-ordered fine, the man's bad behavior cost him almost $12,000.

SpaceX's Starship likely won't be able to fly again until late November at the earliest, because the FAA and partner agencies need more time for licensing reviews.

It will be the first-ever spacewalk on a private mission. But does the US bear no responsibility for SpaceX’s ambitions?

No reported injuries after Delta Airbus A350 reportedly struck tail of smaller aircraft with wing while taxiing

"Terrifying." Two Delta Airlines planes collided on a runway at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Monday morning, affecting a total of 277 passengers. The post Two Delta Planes Collide With “Loud Bangs” On Atlanta Airport Runway first appeared on Bored Panda.

Two planes collide on tarmac at Atlanta airport, no injuries reported. FAA investigating the cause.

The group had flown to go to a brunch reservation on the day of the crash, authorities say

Alaska’s pilots receive competitive, six-figure salaries, while new hires at subsidiary Horizon Air get up to $25k in signing bonuses.

A federal agency has paused some of SpaceX's plans amid concerns over the environment.

Rep. Ritchie Torres (D–N.Y.) claims that airlines are engaging in discrimination and enabling price gouging by canceling flights to the Middle East without government permission.

A small plane crash in Fairview, Oregon results in fatalities and evacuations. Authorities investigate the cause.