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A Black female student points at the tarmac as two CFIs look on. A training aircraft and a hangar are in the background

Kansas State University Salina Adds Aviation Management Degree

Longtime AAAE senior executive Spencer Dickerson will lead the bachelor’s degree in aviation management program.

A view of the Tennessee River flowing under the well-known pedestrian bridge in downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Destination: Chattanooga

Located in Southeast Tennessee, this thriving metropolis is also a hub for outdoor tourism and has a great landing spot for amphibious aircraft: the Tennessee River.

An Icon A5 aircraft flies over the treetops along the Sequatchie Valley.

The Sequatchie Valley Offers a Wonderland for Flying Adventures

Located in the heart of the Southeast, Tennessee’s Great Valley beckons with a promise of outdoor adventure for pilots and the entire family.

A rendering of the future Clay Lacy Aviation fixed base operator

More Hangar Space and FBO Services On Tap at KOXC

With hangar space at a deficit in the Northeast, Clay Lacy Aviation and Atlantic Aviation seize the opportunity to grow their facilities at KOXC in Oxford, Connecticut.

High school students looking at a CubCrafters NX aircraft

Students Modify a CubCrafters NX Cub for GAMA’s Aviation Design Challenge

Now in its 10th year, the General Aviation Manufacturers Association’s (GAMA) annual challenge contest spurs innovation and inspires youth to pursue aerospace engineering careers.

‘Birthplace of Aviation’ To Get Hall of Fame To Celebrate Flight

A group seeks to transform the historic Port Columbus Airport terminal and control tower, established in 1929, into the Ohio Air & Space (OAS) Hall of Fame and Learning Center.

A young woman pictured in the cockpit of an aircraft

I Hart Flying Scholarship Program Pays It Forward

The nonprofit that was formed to help more women become pilots celebrates its five-year anniversary with bigger scholarships and more flight training goodies.

C-17 pilot Andrew Pierce gives students a tour of the C-17 flight deck

FAA-Supported ACE Academies Take Kids from the Classroom to the Cockpit

Supported by the FAA and the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals, these intense one-week summer camps for children plant seeds for successful futures.

European Flight Academy Adds DA40 NG to Its Fleet

DA40 safety record and fuel efficiency make it an attractive trainer.

The wreckage of a Cirrus SR22 shows the CAPS handle and safety pin still intact.

Court Ruling Brings Sigh of Relief but Not Immunity to Flight Schools, CFIs

A Pennsylvania court’s dismissal of Grady v. Aero-Tech Services should give flight schools and instructors a welcome sigh of relief, but it doesn’t give blanket immunity for educational malpractice.