Trout from above

Colorado Division of Wildlife pilots Al Keith, left, Brian Smith, Larry Gepfert, and Steve Waters stand by one of the planes used to stock lakes on Wednesday at the Vail Valley Jet Center in Gypsum. The planes carry trout to alpine lakes and the fish are dropped out of the planes into the water.

Boeing keeps eye on service

The lights inside a Renton gallery fade from Boeing Co. blue to Qantas Airways' red with the swipe of an electronic card. A screen in the entry way shows Qantas' fleet of Boeing aircraft broken out by model.

Yingling Aviation Adds Skycatcher Repair Authority

Wichita, KS — Yingling Aviation has become the first facility in the world approved by the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to maintain, inspect, and alter the Cessna 162 Skycatcher S-LSA aircraft.

Museum off and flying

The Harvard Historical Aviation Society is quietly building a treasure trove of memorabilia for a future museum.

Boeing delays 787 on Rolls engine setback

Reuters/London/Tokyo/Chicago Boeing Co has pushed back delivery of its first 787 Dreamliner by several weeks, a widely expected decision but also the latest in a series of embarrassing glitches that have disrupted production of the hotly anticipated aircraft.