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As wildfires burn east of Seattle, general aviation pilots in the Northwest feel the effects.

Here’s what you need to know about the new FAA rule for airframe and powerplant (A&P) schools.

Howard Hughes’ giant wooden seaplane took its first flight 75 years ago.

The real-time flight information provider draws its data from more than 713 million flight objects in its archives.

FAA Rejects 750-Hour FO Exemption The FAA has denied Republic Airways’ request that graduates of its in-house training program called Leadership in Flight Training (LIFT) be allowed to become first officers with 750 hours of flight experience rather than the mandatory 1500 hours for most candidates. The agency allows military or ex-military pilots to take […]

Piper Aviation will exhibit the M600/SLS, M350, and Archer LX aircraft at NBAA’s outdoor display at Orlando Executive Airport next week. It will also have a demonstration kiosk at its booth in the Orange County Convention Center.

Xwing will share flight and ground operations data, algorithms, and pertinent autonomous subject matter expertise with NASA. In turn, NASA researchers will use the information to develop a safety management system (SMS) where regular pilot-less flights can be integrated into the national airspace system.

According to Avfuel Corp., the blended fuel will give attendees a more sustainable option when filling their tanks.

A look at the most popular general aviation turboprop engine, the Pratt & Whitney PT6, how it operates, and what is meant by thermodynamic rating and shaft horsepower (shp).

With its long-term goal on net-zero emissions, ICAO puts it to member states to seek financing and secure investment in sustainable aviation fuels and other programs.