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U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter flies near Washington D.C.

ALPA Renews Call for Strengthened ADS-B Requirements

Union argues that integrated ADS-B In could have prevented January 2025 midair collision in Washington, D.C.

Airhart Is Bringing the Future of the Cockpit to Oshkosh

At EAA AirVenture 2026, Airhart Aeronautics will showcase its context-aware avionics suite, a real customer aircraft, live podcast recordings, and hands-on simulator sessions.

A Tecnam aircraft at the Flight Academy of South Texas [Credit: Jorge Whitley]

New Texas Flight Academy Is a Family Labor of Love

Brownsville-based school opened in January and recently took delivery of its first Tecnam P-Mentor.

The EA-18G Growler is a variant in the F/A-18 family of aircraft that combines the F/A-18F Super Hornet platform with a sophisticated electronic warfare suite. [Courtesy: U.S. Navy]

Crews Eject After Jets Collide During Airshow

Accident at Air Force Base in western Idaho was captured on video.

Beechcraft stretched the standard Bonanza fuselage by 10 inches to create the A36. [Credit: Glenn Watson]

Used Aircraft Guide: Beechcraft Bonanza

From distinctive V-tail to modern variants, the revolutionary model remains all-rounder on pilots’ wish lists.

Pilot using laptop in hangar [Credit: Shutterstock]

The True Cost of the First 100 Hours

FLYING Finance walks you through what new aircraft owners should actually budget.

The workshops supply the materials, tools, and safety gear such as goggles [Credit: Tom Otte]

Start Your Aircraft Project With EAA’s SportAir Workshops

Hands-on program teaches essential homebuild construction skills at AirVenture, across the country, and online.

New Lawsuits Target UPS, Boeing, Late Pilot’s Estate Over Fatal Louisville Crash

Complaints represent over 100 people connected to the disaster, including some who lost family members.

Cessna Citation M2 [Credit: Textron Aviation]

Power Players: The Turboprop and Jet Market Today

Broad field of aircraft delivers expansive capability, flexibility, and choice for pilots.

F-14s Could Fly Again Under New Bill

Senate bill opens door to fighter jets’ potential restoration and display.