Around-the-World Flight Centennial Celebrations Planned
In 1924, four highly modified Douglas World Cruisers took off from Seattle on the first flight around the globe.
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Boeing to Furlough Workers Amid Ongoing Strike
CEO Kelly Ortberg takes a pay cut and says the company is still prioritizing 787 production.
Pilots Lament Likely Loss of Beloved Washington Airport
First Air Field will probably make way for a new electrical utility base in a few years.
Brother, Sister Receive FAA Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award
The siblings have more than 100 years of aviation experience between them.
Lawsuit Filed Over Fatal Caravan Flight in Washington
Allegations of catastrophic wing failure are brought forth.
Fly a Virtual Sopwith Camel
Visitors to the Museum of Flight in Seattle will soon have an opportunity to experience the earliest days of military aviation thanks to the collaboration of two local technology companies.
Puyallup Tribe and Kenmore Air Open Seaplane Base in Tacoma
Partnership plan announced last year becomes a reality
Building the Dream While Rolling With Twists and Turns
“We had to decide: What did we want more, a house or an airplane?”
Historic Hangars of the Pacific Northwest
A weathered hangar at Jefferson County International Airport has housed plenty of aircraft maintenance and aviation history.
Congress Gives Boeing Clearance for 737 Max Certification
The 737 MAX 7 and 10 have been approved to proceed towards entry and return into service.
