At last year's Living Legends of Aviation ceremony, Prince Harry cracked a joke about the actor John Travolta.

John Travolta, renowned actor and passionate aviator, owns one of the most iconic private jet fleets in the world. His private jet fleet powerfully reflects his dual life, as both Hollywood star and ...

The world of retrojets: the iconic airline liveries of yesteryear that have made a nostalgic return to the skies.

His comments follow Monday’s announcement of key board changes including the retirement of long-serving Qantas director Todd Sampson, 18 months before his current term expires. Mr Mullen did not ...

The 120,000 sq.ft facility will provide MRO facility for all business aircraft Employees work on the nose of a Legacy 500 jet on the assembly line at the Embraer SA manufacturing plant in Sao Jose ...

Bluetail has announced the launch of its newest product: Bluetail Fleet. Designed specifically for Part 135 and 91 operators managing multiple aircraft, Bluetail Fleet enables teams to efficiently ...

The pilot facing criminal charges for allegedly stealing money from John Travolta ... regarding aircraft fuel, maintenance and servicing had to be personally approved by Mr. Travolta.” ...

Downtown Ocean Springs became a movie set Tuesday and those who were nearby got to see John Travolta and the cast of the movie “Cash Out 3” wandering the familiar sidewalks under the oak trees.

Recently, rumors have been swirling across Louisiana: Was John Travolta filming a new movie in a small town here? Social media was buzzing with speculation as blurry fan photos popped up and theories ...

OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. (WLOX) - Film crews took over downtown Ocean Springs to shoot a new action movie starring John Travolta. The film is titled “Cash Out 3.” Travolta plays a character named ...

“Cash Out 3,” starring John Travolta, is filming along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Four productions are filming in Mississippi: "In Starland" and "Jesus Land", "Cash Out 3", and "Madhouse ...

The planned July delivery of the US Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, the John F. Kennedy, is likely to be missed because of long-unresolved “critical challenges” with elevators used to move ...