Four Killed In U.S. Marine Corps MV-22B Osprey Training Incident In Norway
Norwegian search and rescue located the wreckage of the U.S. Marine Corps MV-22B that went down during a NATO cold weather exercise Friday night, the Corps said.
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California City’s Use of Laser Pointers Gets FAA’s Attention
The city of Sunnyvale uses the tools to clear a downtown shopping and restaurant area of crows, but the FAA cautions the town about the effects on aircraft and pilots.
Proposed Partnership Could Make Accident Investigation Real for Baylor Students
In conjunction with Waco Regional Airport and an NTSB investigator, students could soon have the opportunity to study real-life aviation accidents up close.
NTSB Proposal To Investigate Space Flight Incidents Draws Pushback
A National Transportation Safety Board proposal that would allow it to investigate space flight incidents has sparked pushback from the FAA, which already has jurisdiction over the space industry.
For One Low-Time Pilot, A Pattern of Small Errors Proves Fatal
Lack of experience rarely leads to the outcome of this Colorado mission.
Sisters in Flight
Amelia Earhart wasn’t the only woman to test her mettle in an airplane. She also wasn’t the only one to find a watery grave.
Inside Out or Outside In? What Kind of Pilot Should You Be?
Use all of your tools to spot nearby traffic.
Look Past the Moment and Take the Safe Option
When weather or other circumstances force a tough choice, safety should always win over convenience.
A Pilot Goes One Airport Too Far
A Mooney pilot heading to West Houston Airport (KIWS) follows the ‘insidious demon’ of scud running to his demise.
