There’s a Whale on That Tail
With help from a new process by Boeing, Alaska Airlines launches stunning “West Coast Wonders” livery.
Meg Godlewski
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What the Russian Air Force Has in the Sky
As war begins with Ukraine, Russia definitely has a numbers advantage.
What the Ukrainian Air Force Has in the Sky
The Ukrainian Air Force was created in March 1992 out of aircraft that were left behind when the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991 and pulled out of Poltava Air Base in central Ukraine. The aircraft ranged from Soviet-built fighters such as the MiG-21, 25s and 27s, Sukhoi Su-15, 17 interceptors, and Tupolev Tu-160 bombers. According […]
Garmin Achieves STC for GFC 600 for Cessna 310R, Pilatus PC-12/47
This lets Garmin introduce a new level of autopilot and safety support for the popular light twin and single-engine turboprop.
Pilots Accuse California County of Neglecting Airport While Asking for Massive Rent Increase
The only general aviation FBO in Humboldt County has closed after facing a 500 percent jump.
NTSB asks FAA for an Airworthiness Directive on Vintage Piper Models
Board says these aircraft built in the 1940s may have structural problems with their rudders.
The Cockpit and Corporate World: Being a Pilot Influences Your Work Life
University president Tom Jackson reflects on a life of aviation and education.
Doc to Return to EAA AirVenture This Year
The famous B-29 will help commemorate the U.S. Air Force’s 75th anniversary.
Pilots Asked to Limit Flights Over Waterfall in Washington State
A Washington State Native American Tribe is asking pilots to avoid Snoqualmie Falls.
Off-Airport Alaska Landing Leads to Unnecessary Search for Pilot
The 23-year-old Taylorcraft operator was apparently rescued by another pilot.
