Aviation Law

Jet-fuel-powered single engine Diamond DA50 RG is ready for Canadian market.

Lawmakers seek to classify aviation and flight training as professional degree programs under new loan law.

Canadian plan looks to increase connectivity, safety, workforce development, and airport investment in Saskatchewan.

Court ruling marks latest chapter in airline corruption probe.

Industry leaders hail new opportunities for pilots and aircraft makers as MOSAIC takes effect.

The new EASA analysis provides initial data on SAF supply, emissions savings, and investment trends across EU States.

Expanded sport pilot privileges and aircraft definitions begin taking force.

Bill from Sen. Ted Cruz would require ADS-B In for aircraft in congested airspace.

Safety violations and certificate surrender preceded deadly Salisbury Township training flight.

Complaint alleges outdated systems and design flaws contributed to 2024 disaster in South Korea.