A former commercial airline pilot pleaded guilty in federal court on Friday for trying to shut off the engines of a Horizon ...

Jet engines have become bigger and bigger since they were first developed in the 1940s. Why do modern jets have such big engines and what are the advantages?

Many of us probably take jet engines for granted, but the game-changing technology wouldn't have existed without some pioneering inventors. Here's the story.

Sir Frank Whittle built the the first working jet engine in 1937, but the first jet engine used in flight was the brainchild of Hans von Ohain in 1939.

A Qantas flight was delayed nearly 24 hours after a jet bridge apparently collided with one of the plane's four engines Qantas flight QF63 from Australia to South Africa was pushed from Saturday ...

Fire erupted in one engine of a Delta Air Lines plane just after takeoff late last week at Los Angeles International Airport, but after a quick turnaround, the jet landed safely.

Passengers aboard a United flight departing Denver were alarmed when an engine cover came flapping loose. They praised the pilot for turning the plane around.

The U.S. jet engine supply chain faces strategic risks due to globalization, brain drain and cyberattacks, argues retired Air Force officer Scott Vadnais, but there are solutions.

India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation bureau has released a preliminary report on the Air India flight that crashed in June, showing the fuel to the engines was cut off.

Jet engines have increased in size since they were first developed in the 1940s. This is because bigger engines improve efficiency and save airlines money.