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Pipistrel now counts the U.K. as the next region in which it can fly its Velis Electro—the sole certificated all-electric, single-engine airplane in operation globally. Textron eAviation announced this week that the aircraft had secured approval under the U.K. Civil Aviation Authority (U.K. CAA) to add to the primary-category certification it had received from the […]

Pilots are at high risk of hearing damage and picking the best earplug is an important decision.

VR has exploded over the last few years, making headsets the best option for a realistic Flight Simulator experience.

President Biden announced a transit official as his pick to head embattled agency.

In its quest to establish itself as a major international aerospace enterprise, including the addition of Boeing contracts to its portfolio, Daher has acquired an aerospace structures production facility in the U.S. The plan to acquire Triumph Aerostructures in Stuart, Florida, was announced in February, as a complement to and expansion of Daher’s footprint in […]

Certificated, experimental, and homebuilt aircraft each have their own sets of rules and regulations for maintenance. Here’s what you need to know.

The FAA has awarded $371 million to 169 airports across 40 states to invest in airfield, safety, and improvement projects. These awards are the third disbursement of the mega $3.2 billion in funding allocated this year to the Airport Improvement Program. So far, the FAA has awarded $1.53 billion of the overall amount, or just […]

General aviation offers quick access to offshore attractions.

Glider training can sharpen your stick and rudder skills and give you Zen-like experiences, according to this pilot.

Signature Flight Support has finalized its addition of 14 TAC Air locations to its growing FBO network after acquiring the TAC Air division of The Arnold Companies in March. At the time, the company said it had acquired 16 TAC locations, however, three of these locations were ultimately not included in the deal, and were […]