New CEO Robert Cords will lead Paine Field-based Aviation Technical Services, which employs 800 people in Everett.
Passengers boarded Alaska Airlines’ inaugural flight from Everett to Oahu on Friday. It’s a new daily nonstop service.
Federal charges detail how off-duty pilot Joseph Emerson, 44, tried to shut down the engines of a plane bound for San Francisco.
The Horizon flight to San Francisco diverted to Portland. Joseph Emerson was booked into jail for 83 counts of attempted murder.
After a three-year hiatus, tours of the Boeing Company’s enormous jet assembly plant are back at Paine Field.
After a three-year hiatus, tours of the Boeing Company’s enormous jet assembly plant are back at Paine Field.
Key events to know about Snohmish County’s airport.
In a bid to boost the Everett airport’s visibility, Snohomish County officials announced the name change Tuesday.
Airfare from Sea-Tac can be cheaper than Paine Field, but flying from Everett can be less of a hassle.
It was a learning experience for dogs, handlers and TSA agents. Groups from around the state participated.
The terminal near Everett was evacuated and a bomb squad called to investigate the package Tuesday. Nothing suspicious was found.
Beginning Nov. 17, Alaska Airlines will offer daily nonstop service from Everett to Honolulu.
Zap Energy receives $5 million for fusion energy plant and Kenmore Air offering flight from Everett to Victoria.
A report revealed a high concentration of PFAS, substances long used in fire suppression foam, near a massive Boeing building.
A former Alaska Airlines turboprop Dash 8 will be retrofitted with hydrogen-electric propulsion. The prototype-to-be was unveiled Monday.
The showcase for the late Paul Allen’s private collection of vintage aircraft and military vehicles reopens May 27.
Joshua Marcy, who’s served as interim director since February, will lead the Snohomish County-owned airport.
The Snohomish County Economic Alliance’s meeting brought local leaders together to discuss the county’s rapid growth and renewal.
The research and development center is a joint effort by Snohomish County and Washington State University.
The 181 pets were evacuated from Florida to the Pacific Northwest. They’ll now be adopted at shelters around Puget Sound.