Kettering Model Aircraft Collection Undergoes Conservation
Philanthropist’s hand-built replicas are being restored and readied for a new display case at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.
Meg Godlewski
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FAA Seeking Pilots for Cognitive Study at Sun ’n Fun
The agency is paying 260 pilots to participate as part of its evaluation of computerized tests measuring mental performance.
Air Plains Obtains Second PMA for Cessna 172 Airbox
Kansas maintenance company gains approval for original O-320 Lycoming engine on N and P models.
NTSB Hearings Set in Boeing Door Plug Failure Probe
According to a new report, the aircraft was to have come out of service for maintenance the same day the in-flight structural failure occurred.
Can the Owner of a Certified Airplane Do Their Own Maintenance?
What are the rules for turning your own wrenches?
FAA Boeing Audit Illuminates 737 Production Issues
The aircraft manufacturer failed 33 of 89 tests in a production audit, according to the aviation safety agency.
Mistakes Are All a Part of Learning
Here is a rundown of the errors your CFI expects you to make.
NTSB Releases Docket for Fatal Wings Over Dallas Airshow Midair
The trove of details includes more than 500 pages of witness interviews.
FAA Probe Underway After Boeing 777 Drops Wheel Following Takeoff
United Airlines Flight 35 was leaving San Francisco destined for Osaka, Japan, but was forced to divert to LAX.
Texas Museum Plays Hide-and-Seek with Aviation History
The Lone Star Flight Museum in Houston turns to strategically placed, aviation-themed stuffed animals as a way to connect with its pint-size visitors.
