Aviation News

GA pilots report worries about three flying hazards not highlighted in government data.

Largest Part 61 program in the U.S. opens facilities in Pontiac and Ann Arbor.

Supporters say the proposal will help prevent a repeat of the fatal aircraft collision over Washington, D.C., in January.

EAA’s annual Oshkosh fly-in event sets record for attendance.

New billboard criticizes the squadron for being ‘too loud’ and polluting the environment.

Sources say the legal transfer, supposedly completed in May, has actually been held up for months.

Spatial confusion causes 5-10 percent of all GA accidents—and the majority of those are fatal.

Homendy calls for overhaul of certification process, saying the current system creates a stigma for pilots.

Money would be used to train air traffic controllers and replace aging equipment.

Country’s Interstate Aviation Committee is investigating the accident.