A former federal agent believes D.B. Cooper was actually Richard McCoy Jr., and he died in a shootout with the FBI. When skyjacker D.B. Cooper leaped from a 727-airplane clutching $200,000 in ...

for Northwest Airlines. Don was assigned to work Flight 293. “There was a knock at the door and it was a colleague of my husband’s and a personal friend, our cabin services supervisor, ...

Historian Feliks Banel has been piecing together the mystery of Flight 293 and its aftermath for ... plane and crew from a ...

When Flight 293 crashed into the Gulf of Alaska in June 1963, it wasn’t the first time a Northwest Airlines DC-7C serving as a military charter between McChord and Elmendorf Air Force bases had ...

It's a Northwest ... at the Northwest Orient Airlines counter at the Portland airport on November 24, 1971. After boarding, he bought a bourbon and soda as he waited for Flight 305 to take off.

When Private Bruce Barrowman boarded Flight 293, he was just 17 years old ... memorialized the six-member civilian crew from Northwest Airlines, and the 95 active duty military, dependents ...

A mysterious hijacker known as DB Cooper hijacked a Northwest Orient Airlines flight 53 years ago, demanding a $200,000 ransom before parachuting out of the aircraft and disappearing without a trace.

A few months before aviator Charles Lindbergh made his record-breaking transatlantic flight, Northwest Airways ... law on April 16, 1934 as Northwest Airlines, Inc. and introduced service to ...

On Nov. 24, 1971, Cooper hijacked a Northwest Orient Airlines Boeing 727 as it was en route to Seattle. He threatened to blow up the plane with a homemade bomb, and he demanded $200,000 and four ...