Aviation News

Study, plan, and fly by the rules if you’re going to attend the annual fly-in event in Florida.

Refueling tanker was not brought down by hostile or friendly fire, according to CENTCOM.

Support grows for the federal Pilot and Aircraft Privacy Act to prevent the use of aviation safety data for collecting pilot fees.

Long-range business jet moves toward flight testing.

Ladd Klinglesmith will oversee new, pre-owned, and kit aircraft sales for CubCrafters in the Southwest region.

What was once an affordable and functional way for GA aircraft to have reliable broadband at altitude has been dramatically diminished overnight.

Fighter aircraft were delivered in the 1970s before the Islamic Revolution.

Mesa, Arizona, facility seeks $2.6 million for self-sufficiency, but the new charge threatens flight schools and pilot training.

Abrupt dismissal came with no advance notice or explanation.

Boeing Field is the first airport in the U.S. to earn IATA’s Environmental Assessment Certification.