Dozens have been stunned to see US jets flying directly through the eye of the storm that's worse than Katrina.

Aircraft tracking fanatics have spotted two hurricane hunters flying into the eye of Hurricane Melissa as it is set to make landfall in Jamaica.

United Airlines says it now texts travelers live weather maps to better explain flight delays. Inclement weather hundreds of miles away from an airport can still delay flights. In the first half of the year, nearly 942,000 U.S. airline flights, or 21.4% ...

On this mission, the squadron flew a Super Hercules aircraft from one side of Melissa to the other. As seen on the flight map, it pierced the eye of the storm from the south east at a height of up to 10,000 feet.