STOCKHOLM, March 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Saab has received a contract modification award from the U.S. Marine Corps for additional Marine Corps Training Instrumentation Systems (MCTIS) equipment.

An Air India flight from Chicago to New Delhi last Wednesday was forced to return several hours into its journey after multiple bathrooms on the plane were clogged with rags, clothes and plastic ...

The Jan. 29 collision between an Army helicopter and a passenger airplane over the Potomac River in Washington killed 67 people. That makes it the deadliest plane crash in the ...

The United States Air Force Thunderbirds is a special air demonstration squadron assigned to the 56th Wing, based out of Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. The talented and fearless pilots who've made ...

A 10-year-old Michigan boy died after his obese foster mom sat on him for five minutes for “acting up” — crushing him under her 340-pound frame. Jennifer Wilson told police young Dakota ...

Leighton Meester and Kelly Rutherford’s latest Gossip Girl reunion would surely have the approval of their characters, Blair Waldorf and Lily van der Woodsen. Meester, 38, and Rutherford, 56 ...

Every day, millions of travelers’ lives are literally up in the air, relying on the acuity of air traffic controllers to orchestrate high-speed maneuvers and help prevent aircraft from crashing.

Nothing says Turbo more than SAAB. The 900 is a very special car and today we get to drive the most special 900 of all, the Turbo T16S based Carlsson special edition. DOGE Issues Update on 'Major ...

Ewan Palmer is a Newsweek News Reporter based in London, U.K. His focus is reporting on US politics, and Florida news. He joined Newsweek in February 2018 after spending several years working at ...

The AWACS E-3F aircraft of the French Aerospace Forces, equipped with the AN/AYR-1 electronic reconnaissance complex. Photo: airliners.net The subject of acute discussions in Russian and foreign ...

Over a third of the USA’s air traffic control systems are in an “unsustainable" state, and the FAA's decades-long project to upgrade them is not going well. That concerning situation was described on ...