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What’s Next for Jet It Fractional Owners
Jet It fractional owners have options when it comes to navigating the company’s shut down.
Why Jet It Failed
Eve Reports Progress Toward 2026 eVTOL Certification Goal
The Rugged, Sleek Legacy of the Beechcraft ‘Staggerwing’
FAA Administrator Billy Nolen To Join eVTOL Manufacturer Archer
FLYING’s Air Compare: Cessna 206 vs. Cessna 210
Lilium To Deliver 6 Pioneer Aircraft to Business Jet Operator
ZeroAvia, Natilus Partner To Develop Hydrogen-Electric Cargo Aircraft
FAA Releases BVLOS Waiver Requests for Public Comment
Vote Now for the 2023 FLYING Readers Choice Award
Quest to Daher
Transforming a company to marry two legendary turboprop lines.
We Fly: Daher Kodiak 900
A lot more of everything—speed, space, and style—that gives Kodiaks their great reputation in the backcountry.
The ‘Last Mile’ for SAF Presents an Achievable Challenge
Companies such as Gulfstream, Daher, and others are working with Neste, Avfuel, and World Fuel Services—even airlines—to connect the business aviation fleet with sustainable aviation fuel.
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Flying GA on Memorial Day: What Pilots Can Expect
Small airplanes offer an escape from crowded international airports and clogged highways.
FAA Investing $100M in Bid to Curb Runway Incursions
The grant money will go to a dozen airports with risk factors that contribute to incidents.
Arizona’s ‘Flying Realtor’ Finds an Edge
Being a pilot has been a competitive advantage, especially within the saturated real estate market, according to a Scottsdale, Arizona, broker.
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Home Flight Simulation for Training, Proficiency, and Currency
Are you a certificated pilot who used home flight simulation in your training? Our partners at Flight Simulation Association are conducting a study to quantify
The Art of Die-Cast Airplane Collecting
Die-cast airplane collecting has become popular among aviation enthusiasts, with a history dating back to the early 1900s.
Avoid Medical Certification Delays
From Our Partners at Wingman Med With some very rare exceptions, the FAA should never take more than six months to a year to review your
How to Fill Out MedXPress: Start Your Flight Physical Right.
From Our Partners at Wingman Med Once upon a time, the world used paper. Applying for a FAA medical certificate, meant filling out FAA form
Eve Reports Progress Toward 2026 eVTOL Certification Goal
Company is also testing an air traffic management system for advanced air mobility.
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What’s Next for Jet It Fractional Owners
General Aviation Shipments Stay on Steady Course
Flying GA on Memorial Day: What Pilots Can Expect
Dassault’s Falcon 6X Completes Flight Test
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Arizona’s ‘Flying Realtor’ Finds an Edge
Being a pilot has been a competitive advantage, especially within the saturated real estate market, according to a Scottsdale, Arizona, broker.
Mississippi Airbnb Offers Airport Access With Coastal Charm
The ‘Shangar’ Airbnb located in Diamondhead features a taxiway in the backyard and is a short walk to a fishing dock.