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The Piper Cherokee that crashed September 28, 2022, in Pennsylvania was largely destroyed in a postcrash fire. [Credit: NTSB]

Illegal CFI Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter After Fatal Crash

Man whose certificates were revoked for ‘lack of demonstrated competence’ continued to instruct, leading to a 2022 accident that killed a student pilot.

Boeing Allowed to Increase 737 Max Production

Manufacturer was capped at 38 aircraft per month after 2024 door plug blowout.

Business Jet Travel Surging Despite—And Maybe Because of—Tariff Uncertainty

Analysis credits President Donald Trump for indirectly boosting departures.

Alaska Air National Guard C-17 Globemaster III aircrew, assigned to the 176th Wing, evacuate approximately 300 displaced western Alaska residents following Typhoon Halong, Oct. 15, 2025.

Mass Airlift Underway as Alaska Storm Wipes Out Villages

Military helicopters and large transports rescue Alaskans whose homes were destroyed.

Near Earth and Honeywell are partnering to retrofit U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopters with autonomy systems.

Senate Committee Set to Vote on ROTOR Act

Bill requires civilian and military aircraft to use ADS-B navigation technology.

Flyte Looks to Purchase Bankrupt Verijet’s Aircraft, Other Assets

Company sees opportunity to grow its fleet and strengthen its presence in key markets.

Airplane Carrying Pete Hegseth Forced to Land in U.K.

Pentagon spokesperson says a crack in the windshield forced the turnaround.

An Embraer Phenom 300. [Courtesy: Embraer]

Honeywell Forecasts Record Growth in Business Jet Deliveries

Analysts cite an economic upturn, higher fractional ownership demand, and advances in technology.

A U.S. Air Force F-35A Lightning II assigned to the 95th Fighter Squadron takes off at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, on March 1, 2024. [Courtesy: U.S. Air Force]

Lockheed Martin Delivers First Belgian F-35A

New aircraft is part of a NATO plan to establish a more advanced, streamlined air defense network across Europe.

The Wipaire/Hartzell Yukon propeller is now certified by the EASA, DGCA, and GACA. [Courtesy: Wipaire]

Wipaire and Hartzell Expand Yukon Propeller Certification for Cessna Caravans

Four-bladed composite design is now approved for use in EASA countries, Indonesia, and Saudi Arabia.