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New guidance builds on lessons learned from the 737 Max reapproval.

It’s a popular question, but here are four reasons why you might want to do your CFI and CFII part 61.

This past year has been one filled with heaps of stories of innovation and exploration, and more than a few challenges brought on by the pandemic in the world of aviation. As we jump into  2022, we anxiously await to see what the new year will bring.  Here are a few of the stories FLYING […]

The report will now be made public in late February to let SpaceX prepare for review and respond to thousands of comments.

The FAA concludes 2021 on a high note, stating that the agency’s campaign aimed at stopping illegal charter operations appears to be working.

There is not a pilot among us who has not wondered about the logistical challenge involved in the queen mother of all cross-country flights—Santa’s trip around the world on Christmas Eve. That consummate aviator, Kris Kringle, aka Santa Claus, graciously made time for FLYING to let us peek behind the curtain, as it were. Although […]

Officials can now draft proposals to claim $2.89 billion that’s now available for improvement projects.

The company received Part 23 certification for the nosewheel-equipped version of the design.

Released 97-page report indicates that the fox was proverbially guarding the hen house.

On the anniversary of the brothers’ first test flight, we talk with NAA award-winning balloon pilot Kim Magee.