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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent walking to a interview at the White House

Trump’s Tax Revamp: How It Could Reshape the Aircraft Market

Here’s why the latest news from the White House might shake up the aviation industry.

Garmin Pilot Web rolls out with the goal to make flight planning and flying smoother.

Garmin Launches Pilot Web Flight Planner

Company’s new tool helps to make flight planning easier.

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

Army Partners to Automate UH-60L Black Hawk

Near Earth Autonomy and Honeywell look to retrofit helicopters with systems that could eliminate the need for onboard crew, remote pilots, and continuous data links.

FAA ‘Equipment Outage’ Snarls Flights at Newark Airport

Agency is working to restore arrivals and departures at KEWR in New Jersey.

A Spirit AeroSystems facility seen from outside

Airbus Will Take Spirit AeroSystems Assets as Part of Carve-Up With Boeing

Manufacturing giant will acquire locations in Kansas and North Carolina, as well as internationally.

Founder of Flying Eye Hospital Dies at 94

Paton launched the traveling program in the 1980s.

Airshow Pilot Rob Holland Killed in Accident

Multipronged investigation into crash near Langley AFB in Virginia is underway.

Pilot Sentenced Over Threat to Kill Prospective Employer

Texas man made several threats after failing his blood alcohol test and having his job offer rescinded.

FAA Decides Not to Implement Controversial Medical Denial Proposal

Agency has dropped plans to deny incomplete applications and will work with aviation groups to streamline the certification process.

Boeing: No Impacts Expected From ForeFlight, Jeppesen Sale

Aerospace giant says pilot customers should not expect service disruptions.