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Maybe it's just me, but being someone who suffers form severe motion sickness I almost lost it watching this video camera fall to the ground below.

An itsy bitsy spider or rather 100's of baby spiders, caused a few delays at a major airport due to some air traffic controllers getting bitten.

The Lark of Duluth, a replica float plane that has been in the news lately, crash landed on the bay side of Park Point near Sky Harbor Airport midday Tuesday.

For anybody who has ever flown anywhere it is awfully rare to not have spent some time sitting on the Tarmac waiting to take off, or to pull up to the gate. Those minutes can seem like hours, and for some unlucky passengers it actually is hours.

The Internet is full of awesome videos of Soldiers reuniting with family or sending messages home, but this one is truly amazing to me.

A couple of hobbyists were enjoying some time flying their radio controlled aircraft when an unfortunate accident happened, a large 80-inch model airplane collided with helicopter causing the plane to slam into the runway and break into thousands of pieces.

Being in media myself you always want to check your sources before opening the mic. about a news story, but this poor AM show duo in Chicago was caught on their heels with this one.

I can totally relate to this video, given the fact that my family is spread out all over the country, I always have to fly somewhere for the Holidays. But, I usually am so excited to see everyone that it does not have such a cynical twist.

Last month, two-year-old Natalie was getting ready to take off on a JetBlue flight with her parents and her sister from Turks and Caicos to Boston. As two-year-olds are wont to do, little Natalie started to throw a fit. After about five minutes of some pretty intense screaming, Dr. Colette Vieau and her husband, Dr. Mordecai Stolk, were able to get their toddler under control and strapped into her

A Chicago man established a new kind of Mile High Club on Friday, when he proposed to his girlfriend on a Delta flight from O’Hare to LaGuardia.

At least nine people are dead and scores more injured after a pilot participating in the Reno Air Race in Reno, Nevada lost control of his vintage plane and crashed into a VIP section full of spectators on Friday afternoon.

Robert Sayegh wanted to know why it was taking so long for his Atlantic Southeast Airlines flight from Detroit to Newark to get off the runway. So he made a general inquiry as to the plane’s grounded nature that admittedly contained R-rated language.