The National Advanced Air Mobility Center of Excellence in Springfield has a new executive director. Ted Angel is the ...

In business news, Springfield-Branson airport sets a record and AT&T is looking to fill over 100 positions reporting to its ...

Air traffic control communications reveal the moments when controllers tried to reach a doomed jet in Philadelphia, which ...

Wednesday night's collision between a passenger jet and a military helicopter over Washington, D.C., is impacting flights between the national's capital and Northeast Ohio airports. Several ...

Dispatch reports say the plane crashed near the 7200 block of Calvert Street, where there are rowhomes. The reports said ...

An American Eagle flight collided with an Army Black Hawk helicopter near Reagan Washington National Airport Wednesday evening. Three people with ties to Ohio — Elizabeth Anne Keys, Grace Maxwel ...

Some 67 people — including three soldiers and more than a dozen figure skaters — were killed after a collision between an American Airlines passenger jet and an Army helicopter at Ronald Reagan ...

Firefighters surround a Cessna 310 after it came to a stop on the runway at the Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport in Williamstown. (Photo by Art Smith) WILLIAMSTOWN — A plane safely landed at the ...

WILLIAMSTOWN — Recent orders to pause federal funding do not appear to be having any immediate impact on operations at the Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport, its manager said Wednesday.

The FAA has struggled for decades to keep its towers adequately staffed. Locally, our airports are understaffed, with air traffic controllers who could be fatigued and stressed.

(Bloomberg) -- Columbus, Ohio, is having a moment. But, as more businesses and residents flock to the state capital for its cheaper cost of living, its aging airports are feeling the strain.

An American Eagle flight collided with an Army helicopter near Reagan Washington National Airport Wednesday evening. The plane was operated by PSA Airlines, an Ohio-based subsidiary of American ...