On July 25, 2000, an Air France Concorde supersonic jet crashed on takeoff from Paris, killing 113 people, including four on the ground.

Thailand scrambled an F-16 fighter jet to bomb targets in Cambodia on Thursday after artillery volleys from both sides killed at least 11 civilians, as border tension boiled over into rare armed conflict between the Southeast Asian countries.

Private jet-makers have long gambled that Asia will deliver an outsize chunk of future growth. By one estimate, the value of private-jet sales in the continent will swell 7% a year to 2030. That compares with 4% annual growth worldwide and a mere 1% in America (already home to two-thirds of the world’s private-jet fleet).

A Thai F-16 fighter jet bombed targets in Cambodia, both sides said, as weeks of tension over a border dispute escalated.

Germany and France sought to defuse tensions over a planned joint fighter jet program, asking their defense ministers to present a solution in August as one of the region’s most ambitious weapons systems remains mired in conflict.

After leaving Watertown, SD, a small jet crashed July 21 near Granite Falls Municipal Airport in western Minnesota, killing one, according to reports.

"Jet lag is no big deal," I thought to myself, booking a flight to Austria for my first-ever trip to Europe earlier this summer. I'll just chug some coffee and power through. Nearly a week after I've returned, my internal clock is still in shambles.

The lives of Tyngsboro and Dracut residents who live along the shores of Lake Mascuppic have been loudly disrupted this summer. What they’re hearing is the roar of dozens of jet skis