Michigan

Efforts to integrate AAM aircraft are trickling down to the states.

Largest Part 61 program in the U.S. opens facilities in Pontiac and Ann Arbor.

Executive directive aims to make the state an attractive landing spot for developers of a new generation of aircraft.

Inaugural event demonstrates autonomous package delivery across sea, air, and land.

Eastport, Michigan, GA airfield is on the way to becoming a destination fly-in community.

Michigan airpark is home to more than two dozen residents and boasts a 3,800-foot-long paved runway, 36 hangars, and a flight school.

The SOCATA TB-20 Trinidad flying from Mackinac Island, Michigan, went down in August 2007.

Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist announces that Beta Technologies, Skyports, Traverse Connect, and Michigan Central will receive fresh funding.

The next-gen aerial refuelers are projected to start arriving in 2029.

Pilots who ejected during Thunder Over Michigan performance suggest that the engine lost power.