For the first time since the search was officially suspended in January, the search for the missing Malaysian 777 could be restarted, thanks to a US firm named Ocean infinity who is offering to hunt for the missing jetliner on a "No find, no fee" basis. When and if they get the green light and find the missing jet, they could finally end a 3-year saga that began on March 8, 2014, and answer some very important questions, but most importantly of all, give the families of the 238 people who were

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As a lifelong aviation enthusiast and having read the numerous news articles on the incidents involving Allegiant Airlines' planes, I am gravely concerned about the airline's state of affairs. As we've seen, the majority of the incidents involve the MD-80, the one plane that comprises the majority of the airline's entire fleet, and one of the safest and most

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Today marks the third anniversary of the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight 360, otherwise known as MH370. The Boeing 777 disappeared from radar screens while enroute from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia to Beijing, China with 230 people onboard. The world still reels from the disaster, and the families of the victims press on for answers to the fate of their loved ones. What is certain is that the disaster has driven a revamp of both aviation technology and security to ensure a recurrence of

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To everyone here, it is with a heavy heart that I announce that the venerable actor bill Paxton is dead. He died last weekend at the age of 61 from complications from surgery. His death is a terrible tragedy, but to lose an actor who inspired so many people to pursue storm chasing for a living and getting many people interested in weather, myself included, for many of us, namely me, it is a deep, hard hitting and personal loss. He will be very dearly missed.

To everyone here, I am asking all of you to consider donating to the Oroville dam victims. Their livelihoods are completely gone. They are in dying need of your help!

This may be from 3 days ago, but this is one of the latest developments in the MH370 saga. More debris seemingly to be from the missing 777 was found on beaches of East London, on the southeast coast of South Africa. Investigators have yet to see the pieces, but until then, anyone who happens to stumble across the pieces have been given a firm set of instructions on how to safely handle the debris without destroying evidence that could possibly explain what could have happened to the Boeing 777

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To all the aviation enthusiasts here, it is with a heavy heart that I formally announce that after three years, after millions spent, after combing more than 300,000 square miles of sea bottom, the search for MH370 has been suspended, a decision that has not been taken lightly by even the families of the people who were killed in the crash. I will keep you posted on any further developments.

At long last! It seems like the missing 777 WILL be found after all! Just as all hope seemed lost, and the authorities were just about to throw in the towel, they know where the missing plane REALLY is! This could be the end of a grueling ordeal for the relatives of the people who were killed in the crash. The scientists who were previously able to determine that the pieces of the 777 weren't even in the current search area were able to convince the authorities to give it one last shot. The

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This is the latest update on the MH370 search: The families of the victims decided that they've had enough of unanswered questions about their loved ones fate and have all decided to take the search into their own hands. Also, one of the ships involved the search operation has left the search group and has returned to its home port. Additionally, a lone group of MH370 investigators were able to determine that the shattered pieces of the Boeing 777 may not be in the current search area and that

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Happy Easter, everyone, stay awesome!