Aviation News

Allianz Commercial says gross written insurance premiums are forecast at more than $8 billion in 2024.

Major U.S. carriers added nearly 3,000 fewer pilots so far this year compared to 2023.

The FLYING staff delves into the myths associated with financing an aircraft.

AFAE sees new airplanes revolutionizing training through environmental impact.

The school is advancing aviation education with the addition of state-of-the-art Diamond aircraft.

Fire officials in Orange County, California are poring through the smoldering remains of a 1940s-era airship hangar, trying to determine what set it ablaze Tuesday morning.

The FAA has extended the comment period for its MOSAIC proposal by 90 days, allowing stakeholders and the public more time to provide feedback on changes to light sport aircraft regulations. The proposal aims to enhance safety, performance, and privileges while addressing industry concerns about continued operational safety, modernization limitations, personnel implications, and repetitive rulemaking.

Social media and perseverance prevail in locating the child owner of a toy cat lost at Oshkosh.

Congress mandated the medical certificate rule based on a 2018 NTSB recommendation after a hot air balloon carrying 16 people crashed into power lines, killing all aboard.

At approximately 7:10 a.m. Eviation Aircraft’s Alice, the largest fully electric aircraft of its kind thus far, climbed into the peach-colored sky. There was a collective holding of breath until the aircraft had moved past the media viewing area and ran out of usable runway as it climbed—then the cheers began.