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The four-passenger, all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft is the first candidate for FAA certification for autonomous, passenger-carrying air taxi, the company said.

The appeal of Ellenville, New York, begins with its airport and extends to its vibrant downtown and hang-gliding community.

The Spitfire was critical in defeating Luftwaffe air attacks for the Royal Air Force (RAF) during the Battle of Britain.

The opportunity to book flights on international airlines and explore other countries has been enticing travelers for generations. In the 21st century, choosing the right international airline is more important than ever as carriers and travel websites constantly shift their available discounts, amenities, routes, seating options, and fares. All of these choices can affect safety, […]

Training differs with aircraft, but here are seven basic steps.

Hurricane Ian’s devastating impact on Florida and aviation has become apparent. The storm’s wrath was felt well outside its eyewall, as evidenced by the rash of severe weather—including at least one tornado—that ravaged part of Southeast Florida Tuesday night.

Gulfstream announced that just a decade after launching the G650 platform, it shipped its 500th model for delivery.

Resembling a composite, modernized version of the 1950s-era Bell X-14, the duPont Aerospace DP-2 failed to deliver on lofty promises.

Lighthawk’s annual meeting provides an opportunity to catch up on why the View From Above remains a critical aspect of aviation—and wildlife and environmental conservation efforts.

FLYING looks into classic college football rivalries as themes for aviation itineraries.