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A 1991 Learjet 35A [Credit: FLYING Archive]

NTSB Issues Urgent Learjet Landing Gear Warning

Agency recommends immediate checks for 10 models following a deadly runway excursion in Arizona and prior incidents.

Senators Push for Increased Loan Aid for Student Pilots

Lawmakers ask the Education Department to define aviation and flight training as ‘professional degree’ programs.

The Cessna 172 Skyhawk gets the nod for Sporty’s Pilot Shop’s 2205 collectible holiday ornament. [Courtesy: Sporty’s]

Sporty’s 2025 Christmas Ornament Celebrates the Skyhawk

Commemorating 70 years of the iconic Cessna 172, the limited-edition crystal decoration is a must-have for pilots and collectors.

Boeing Delays Delivery of 777X Again

Manufacturer takes $4.9 billion hit over the holdup.

‘Hurricane Hunters’ Forced to Turn Around While Flying Through Melissa

Aircraft will be checked for damage after hitting heavy turbulence.

Trump Points to Possible Cause of Navy Aircraft Crashes

Full investigation of South China Sea incidents is now underway.

Chair Says Shutdown Putting ‘Strain’ on NTSB

Agency leader Jennifer Homendy asks for ‘resources’ to help employees working without pay.

Two private pilots stand on the ramp in front of a private jet with suitcases in hand.

Nicholas Air Launches Steel Pilot Training Program

Private charter brand offers professional training for aspiring aviators.

Firecrown Announces Major Investments Across Aviation Portfolio

Industry veteran Jonathan Welsh to lead Aviation Consumer’s digital transformation; AirlineGeeks.com and AircraftForSale.com debut refreshed platforms; Plane + Pilot prepares rebrand for 2026.

Aft view of the Citation damage to its empennage. [Credit: NTSB]

Expectation Bias Contributes to Texas Runway Collision

NTSB final report cites distracted pilots and an inoperative cockpit voice recorder played a role in a 2023 ground collision at Hobby Airport.