FAA: Citation Landed With Gear Up Before Catching Fire in Eastern Washington
Ten passengers and crew escaped the burning aircraft unhurt after Tuesday’s accident.
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Boeing and Wisk Unveil First Operational Roadmap for Self-Flying Air Taxis
The plan’s aggressive timeframe aims to create a pathway forward by the end of the decade.
FLYING’s Significant Improvements and Smashing Success
After a full year under new ownership, FLYING owner and CEO Craig Fuller outlines how the investment has been a smashing success thanks to more content of the highest quality, enormous advertiser support, and big plans to expand.
Will a Larger Airframe Help Heart’s Electric Airplane Become a Reality?
Air Canada and Saab join growing list of backers for Heart Aerospace’s environmentally friendly regional airplane.
Air Force Tests an Electronic Attack Jet Based on Gulfstream’s G550
The EC-37B tactical jammer is slated to replace the C-130-based EC-130H Compass Call.
Eileen Collins To Be Awarded Wright Brothers Memorial Trophy
The retired U.S. Air Force colonel and space pioneer was NASA’s first woman shuttle commander.
Gulfstream Gets FAA, EASA Signoff on Software Fix for G500 and G600
The flight control system load removes operational restriction from those models following the update.
GE Aviation Concludes Testing F-35 Adaptive Cycle Engine Prototype
GE Aviation’s XA100 adaptive cycle engine is ready to progress from prototype into development following testing with the U.S. Air Force, the manufacturer said.
Seaplane Wreckage Found in Puget Sound
Investigation continues into last week’s deadly Turbine Otter crash near Seattle.
Genesys Aerosystems’ Autopilot Receives EASA Certification for Bell 505
The HeliSAS certification adds to existing FAA STC as well as approvals from CAA and ANAC.
