Textron Makes Big Sale to ATP Flight School
The national flight school is adding 55 Cessna Skyhawks to its training fleet.
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ZeroAvia and Textron to Build Hydrogen-Electric Engine for Cessna Grand Caravan
ZeroAvia will obtain an STC for the Grand Caravan turboprop and its ZA600 zero-emission powertrain.
Choose the Right Airplane for Your Sequatchie Sojourn
Several amphibious aircraft will get you where you want to go for your Sequatchie Valley adventure.
U.S. Forest Service Fleet Adds King Air 260s
Two modified Beechcraft King Air 260s will perform wildfire mapping missions.
JetNet iQ Summit Set for Next Month in New York
The JETNET iQ Summit takes place in New York next month and includes a panel of top industry executives.
The Big Story of #OSH22
What was the big story at EAA AirVenture? FLYING’s editor-in-chief Julie Boatman makes a case for what people are buying—and the new entrants into our pilot population.
Pipistrel Sees Path to EASA Certification of the Panthera
The company says the speedy single-engine retract is aimed for initial approval in 2024.
New Cessna Longitude Aims at Maritime Patrol Market
The latest version in the Citation series features equipment for long-range surveillance.
Farnborough Set To Come in Hot—and Cheap?
With record setting temps, a full roster of new aircraft, and a low pound-to-dollar ratio, FIA22 opens next week in the UK
Pipistrel Velis Electro Secures UK Approval
Pipistrel now counts the U.K. as the next region in which it can fly its Velis Electro—the sole certificated all-electric, single-engine airplane in operation globally. Textron eAviation announced this week that the aircraft had secured approval under the U.K. Civil Aviation Authority (U.K. CAA) to add to the primary-category certification it had received from the […]
