Minnesota

Safely navigating a mechanical challenge on a Piper Arrow proves to be an experience.

Operator develops Superior Aero Estates from scratch outside of Duluth.

Minnesota joins New Hampshire as the first states to permit roadable aircraft—vehicles that can both drive and fly—to use public roadways.

The death of David Rathbun, the chief engineer for the Cirrus SF50 jet program, is “a profound loss for the Cirrus family,” the company said.

When it comes to flying in the winter, Minnesotans are resilient and adaptable.

FLYING looks into classic college football rivalries as themes for aviation itineraries.

Company aims to hire 80 engineers for the 39-acre Minnesota innovation facility.

Sometimes bikes are ideal for covering aviation’s ‘last mile’ to your destination.

For this aviation engineer, the hope of an airpark, and an aircraft to fly it to and from, is alive.