Pittsburgh

What's Up in the Sky?

[ October 17, 2017 ] Qantas Celebrates Delivery of First 787 Airlines
[ October 16, 2017 ] Airbus and Bombardier Look to Double C Series Success with New Partnership Planes
[ October 16, 2017 ] Ethiopian Airlines: A Bright Future for a Growing Airline Top Story
[ October 16, 2017 ] Further Woes for Travelers as Hurricane Ophelia Hits the U.K. Airlines
[ October 16, 2017 ] Qantas Looks to Add 787-9 Dreamliner Service Between Los Angeles and Brisbane Routes
[ October 15, 2017 ] Photos: United Celebrates the Queen of the Skies at SFO Family Day Multimedia
[ October 14, 2017 ] Qantas Plans to Power Aircraft with Biofuel Beginning in 2020 News
[ October 14, 2017 ] IAG Eyes Valuable Airport Slots After Monarch Collapse Airlines
[ October 13, 2017 ] Photo Gallery: Behind-the-Scenes at Athens International Airport Multimedia
[ October 12, 2017 ] First Boeing 787-10 Destined for a Customer Rolls Out of Paint in North Charleston Photos

Airports

Pittsburgh International Airport Announces Terminal Consolidation Plan

September 13, 2017 Ian McMurtry

Pittsburgh, Pa. has lately become a city of new and emerging infrastructure, and soon the city’s sole commercial airport, Pittsburgh International Airport, will be receiving a well-needed facelift. The airport recently announced that it is

Throwback Thursday

TBT (Throwback Thursday) in Aviation History: USA 3000

February 19, 2015 Ian McMurtry

USA 3000, originally known as Brendan Airways, was a small airline formed in 2001 as a way of flying cheap flights from the northeast to the Caribbean. USA3000 officially launched on December 28, 2001 with