Federal Aviation Administration

Fifteen fuel dumps a year over US airspace — and nobody tracks where the fuel lands or what it does to the ocean.

Bird strikes happen about 53 times a day in the U.S. — and the real story is far stranger than the flaming-engine footage.

Everyone ignores the safety demo — especially frequent flyers. But when a plane catches fire, does that ritual actually get people out alive?

A reader saw a green strobe hovering over Jerusalem. Here's how to think like an educated guesser.

An A320 is in trouble with three options left: a grass runway, a road with traffic, or open water. The data on which one crews actually pick.

From the Hyperloop to the Sinclair C5, why do beautiful transit renderings never survive contact with the invoice?