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‘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.

Epic Flight Academy has added three more locations, resulting in the largest FAA-certified Part 141 flight school in the U.S. [Courtesy: Epic Flight]

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 The money would help replace outdated ATC technology, update aspects of the system that need improvement, and facilitate the hiring of new controllers, the committee […]

Joby Aviation crewed eVTOL air taxi transition test flight

Joby Achieves Landmark Crewed eVTOL Transition Flight

Manufacturer becomes the first to achieve crewed transition using a tilt-propeller eVTOL prototype.

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.