Wheels Up Continues Push for Profitability
Private aviation company saw a 10 percent decline in revenue but a smaller gross loss compared to Q1 2024.
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Airlines Forced to Get Creative With Parts Due to Supply Chain Crisis
Some newer aircraft are being torn down for parts.
How to Go About Insuring Your New Airplane
Adopt a strategy that ensures smooth skies in your recently acquired bird.
FLYING Debuts Refreshed Digital Experience
Faster, sleeker, and more in-depth, the brand is building on its nearly 100-year legacy.
Boeing 777X Pushes Its Limits
Aerospace giant’s crosswind testing in Lubbock, Texas, literally goes sideways.
‘Very Obsolete’: Trump Calls for Total Overhaul of ATC System
Administration says it will work with Congress to launch a full-scale replacement of the nation’s air traffic control infrastructure.
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Epic Flight Academy Expands to Become Largest Part 141 School in U.S.
Adding three more locations strengthens the training provider’s national reach.
Washington State Nears ‘Luxury’ Tax on Aircraft
Several industry and nonprofit groups are urging Governor Bob Ferguson to veto the proposal.
Pilots in California County Opposed to Landing Fees
They feel ADS-B is being used as a governmental revenue stream.
FAA Could Get $15B to Update Air Traffic Control Systems
A budget reconciliation proposal put forward by the U.S. House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure would set aside $15 billion for the FAA to modernize air traffic control (ATC) systems. The money would help replace outdated ATC technology, update aspects of the system that need improvement, and facilitate the hiring of new controllers, the committee […]
