Meg Godlewski

To commemorate 40 years of volunteer service, Angel Flight West plans to complete its 100,000th flight at the end of October.

The learner pilot–with checklist in hand—should never be afraid to ask questions.

The FAA is investigating a close call between a U.S. Marine Corps F/A-18C jet and two civilian aircraft in Austin, Texas, in September.

On Monday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) will be launching a completely overhauled online weather resource.

Aviation Supplies & Academics’ FAA slides provide everything you need to know to turn a wrench.

Automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast or ADS-B became the law of the land in January 2020, ostensibly to make the skies safer—but has it worked?

The NTSB has released the preliminary report on the investigation into the midair collision that ended the Reno Air Races last month.

You look out on the ramp and most of the airplanes are white with stripes. Is that to make them more visible?

Examining the why and the how of the obsequious tool that is one of the first things a pilot learns is how to use.

The free online presentation is designed to give instructors and airline pilots the tools they need to make the transition.