The aviation industry just endorsed an agreement that they "strongly encourage" governments to adopt a single global market-based measure to cap aviation's climate pollution at this year's meeting of the U.N. body tasked with managing international aviation.
The aviation sector shouldn't be left off the hook to help address global warming. Next week Secretary Kerry has the chance to help advance an international agreement to cut aviation's global warming pollution. It is time for his leadership on this issue.
Now is the time for the U.S., China, India, Europe, and South Africa to secure a global aviations agreement that includes an emissions trading program. The deep cuts from the aviation sector necessary to address climate change won't be within reach without such a policy.
* Working group to evaluate options, report in June * To consider role of developing countries * Under pressure to find ...
The government of Poland announced it will publish its own, independent report into the causes of the Polish Air Force One disaster. The accident, w...
Ólafur Ragnar Grímssonhas has invited geologists, airline executives and yes, even the press, to come to Iceland to review what happened when Eyjafjallajökull volcano issued the belch heard round the world.
If the cause of the crash is determined to be a flight controller's mistake or a malfunction of the navigation equipment at the Russian airport, it could reignite the Polish-Russian conflict.
A runaway mini-sub temporarily halted progress on the French government's search of the Atlantic for the black boxes from Air France Flight 447. Th...
