Chicago

A Boeing 737 was forced into a go-around to avoid a business jet that entered the runway.

In 1924, four highly modified Douglas World Cruisers took off from Seattle on the first flight around the globe.

The airline will be the first to use sustainable aviation fuel at the airport.

It’s been more than two decades since then-Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley ordered large X’s carved into the runway, rendering it unusable.

An aviation community outside of Chicago found that simply inviting aviation enthusiasts to their home airport has helped attract and retain an aviation-minded resident base.

The Embraer spinoff predicts Chicago could support a fleet of 240 air taxis by 2035.

The 51st annual International Cessna 195 Convention was held in Joliet, Illinois (KJOT), September 7-11. It was a people-focused weekend for the 195 families celebrating 75 years of the Cessna Businessliner, with 32 Cessna 195s in attendance.

Once a New England specialty, the humble roll has become a nationwide obsession.

Shift to company’s Arlington campus puts leaders closer to country’s decision makers.

I didn’t know who McPherson was, but I knew I hated him. There, scrawled into the schedule, smack dab in the middle of the weekend I had planned for a flying vacation, was a two-hour block of time during which he had reserved the flying club’s Cessna 172. I thought I had planned far enough […]