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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.

The NTSB says individuals have used AI to animate the crash transcripts. A UPS MD-11F [Credit: Shutterstock/Austin Deppe]

NTSB: UPS Cockpit Voice Recordings Fabricated With AI

Agency blocks public access to accident investigation files after finding unauthorized approximations of CVR.

Stolen and vandalized Amelia Eearhart statue has been restored and reinstalled in Harbour Grace, Canada. [Credit: Newfoundland and

Stolen Earhart Statue Returns in Time for Anniversary of Solo Flight

Repaired sculpture reinstalled in Harbour Grace on the 94th anniversary of iconic pilot’s historic Atlantic crossing.

A UPS MD-11 aircraft [Credit: Shutterstock/Austin Deppe]

UPS Crash Hearing Scrutinizes MD-11 Design Component

Day two of NTSB testimony reveals Boeing didn’t structurally require preventing engine pylon separation.

UPS MD-11 freighter [Credit: Jim Allen/FreightWaves]

NTSB Focuses on Maintenance Procedures on First Day of UPS Crash Hearing

Investigators zero in on spherical bearing that allegedly weakened an engine pylon.

Women Airforce Service Pilots walk among North American AT-6 aircraft at an American base during World War II. [Credit: Public Domain/Museum of Flight]

WASPs: Honoring ‘The Women With Silver Wings’

Seattle’s Museum of Flight to host Memorial Day tribute to WWII’s female pilots.