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Fire officials have reported ‘multiple, unauthorized drones’ within the TFRs, according to the FAA.

Alabama-Georgia-Tennessee route provides an airborne adventure not soon to be forgotten.

While the self-righteous denigrate those who mess up, we shout our barbaric yawp in praise of folly.

‘Poor pilot’s IFR’ can come in very handy in busy airspace. Ask for it before you think you’ll need it, and listen up.

More Circle On a Straight-In In your October 2024 issue, you were spot on, per usual, with your answer for the primary reason someone would circle when attempting a straight in: too high and too close upon breakout into VMC. If the conditions are just so, then why not? There’s no VFR traffic to contend […]

Three launch systems and two landers from Boeing, SpaceX, and Blue Origin are all part of the complicated puzzle of NASA’s Artemis program.

Formation flying is not something you want to do on a whim. Doing it properly requires planning and proper procedures.

After completing an integrated hotfire test and receiving the all-clear from the FAA, New Glenn is almost ready to fly.

A pilot must have an aircraft certified for flight in icing conditions and be adequately trained on its ice protection systems.

Annual event in Stockton, California, makes the surreal experience of operating a ‘Flying Fortress’ possible, 80 years after World War II.