Tunisian Air Force to Receive Four Cessna Grand Caravan EX Aircraft
These airplanes are called ‘flying Swiss Army knives’ because of their versatility.
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U.S. Gives ‘Green Light’ To Talk Of Fighter Swap In Ukraine
Discussions of resupplying Ukraine’s air defenses come as Russia’s quest for air superiority lags amid reported air force losses.
Flight Design Secures Ukraine Plant and Employees
The manufacturer of the F2 and CT series light sport aircraft looks to the safety of its workforce following Russia’s invasion of Kherson.
Foreign Investment Panel Decides in Favor of ICON Aircraft’s Current Chinese Ownership
The CFIUS determination is based on the A5’s limited utility for potential military applications.
Russian Airlines, Aircraft Now Banned In U.S. Airspace
The U.S. is joining Canada and the European Union in banning Russian owned, registered, and operated passenger and cargo aircraft in its domestic airspace.
How Will Self-Flying Aircraft Make Ethical Choices?
Experts weigh in on how electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxis will fly autonomously and how aircraft controlled by artificial intelligence/machine learning systems might respond during life-and-death situations.
Russian Airlines Lose Routes As European Flight Restrictions Spread
Eastern European and Baltic countries’ bans are squeezing airspace available to Russian providers.
Airbus, GE Aviation, Safran to Develop Hydrogen Flight Test Demonstrator
Company aims to use a modified A380 equipped with hydrogen fuel tanks as a test platform.
Pilots Asked to Limit Flights Over Waterfall in Washington State
A Washington State Native American Tribe is asking pilots to avoid Snoqualmie Falls.
NTSB Proposal To Investigate Space Flight Incidents Draws Pushback
A National Transportation Safety Board proposal that would allow it to investigate space flight incidents has sparked pushback from the FAA, which already has jurisdiction over the space industry.
