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Textron Aviation’s Cessna Citation M2 Gen 3, the manufacturer’s latest jet design prototype has, 'successfully' completed its first flight. [Credit: Textron Aviation]

Cessna Citation M2 Gen 3 Makes First Flight

Textron Aviation’s entry-level jet prototype begins expanded testing toward 2027 service entry.

Aims Community College in Colorado takes the donation of a rare homebuilt jet for its aviation maintenance program. [Credit: Aims Community College]

Rare Kitbuilt Jet Donated for A&P Training

Colorado’s Aims Community College students to gain hands-on experience with a Maverick TwinJet 1500.

Luke Czepiela flies his Carbon Cub UL in the Red Bull livery. [Credit: Michal Ludwiczak]

Czepiela’s Flight Test Refines Rotax 916 iS Power

CubCrafters pilots gain quicker takeoffs and better climb performance with new software upgrade.

FAA Issues Drone TFRs for World Cup Base Camps

UAV-only restrictions are in effect around 12 U.S. host cities until July 21.

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.

Alaska Airlines is among the employers hiring pilots this week.

Alaska Airlines Faces Potential Fine Over ‘Intoxicated’ Passengers

Carrier has made changes to its policies following FAA audit.

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.

Airplanes at an "Airplanes and Coffee" event [Credit: Airplanes and Coffee]

‘Airplanes and Coffee’ Group Reaches New Heights

Texas aviation enthusiasts have founded a nonprofit with hundreds of thousands of followers.

Port of Tillamook Bay Board of Commissioners in Oregon has voted against repairing historic Hangar B, citing financial challenges. [Credit: Visit Tillamook Coast Facebook]

Tillamook’s Historic Hangar B Will Not Be Repaired

Pointing to financial realities, Oregon port board ends efforts to save iconic World War II-era airship building.