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From paper charts to satellites in space, Flying's Top 50 Navigation Innovations counts down to the single most noteworthy navigation innovation of all time.
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Eurocopter is betting the EC 135 will make a smooth transition from a leader in utility markets to the first choice in executive-configured helicopters as well.
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The Phenom 100, a high-tech entry-level rocket ship, continues to find success five years after initial certification.
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EBACE 2012 easily quelled any lingering doubts that business aviation has gone global.
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Bombardier invests in the future with upgraded versions of the Learjet 40 and 45.
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The Pipistrel Alpha Trainer is designed specifically for a rugged military training environment.
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This Texas FBO has a reputation for great Southern hospitality.
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The story behind Van's Aircraft, the company that has forged a band of brothers among RV builders and pilots.
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Perhaps no designer's products are more iconic — or easily recognizable — than those of the legendary Burt Rutan.
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One Central Florida town is bucking the trend and embracing light aircraft.
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Yves "Jetman" Rossy completes his latest feat amidst the iconic Brazilian city setting.
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One flight sim enthusiast takes the hobby to the next level by constructing a Boeing 737 sim out of a retired airliner.
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Eclipse is relaunching production of its very light jet, with first deliveries slated for 2013.
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Flying Senior Editor Stephen Pope recently headed to Miami to complete his commercial-multi through a fast track course at Pan Am International Flight Academy.
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See the aircraft and gadgets that drew avgeeks to this year's Aero Expo in record-breaking numbers.
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Check out the second batch of shots from this year's remarkably successful Aero Friedrichshafen.
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See why Chicago is the perfect destination for food and flying enthusiasts.
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Twenty years after its introduction to the market, Piaggio's P.180 remains a remarkable provider of speed, fuel efficiency and cabin size.
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The four-seater boasts a cruise speed of 200 knots and a fuel burn of just 10 gallons per hour.
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As Discovery makes it journey to the Smithsonian, we're taking a look back at NASA's oldest shuttle.
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