Aviation News

The Red Hawks are scheduled to begin replacing the base’s T-38Cs in 2034.

Federal court leaves in place a Labor Department ruling that the company retaliated against a captain-in-training who reported safety concerns.

Federal indictment alleges false FAA records were used to obtain airman credentials.

Rocheleau will take over ACI-NA in October after serving in senior roles at the FAA and NBAA.

The Denver tribute would have paired a Boeing 777 with four F-16s on the 25th anniversary of the attacks.

New federal policy calls for space launches and reentries to become more closely integrated into the National Airspace System.

NASA-backed program used a one-third-scale 182 demonstrator to test a blown-wing retrofit.

Leaded avgas remains exempt from an 11-cent-per-liter federal excise tax before rates begin returning in February.

Regulator is moving toward domain-specific requirements as cockpit, safety and certification AI systems are demonstrated in Cologne.

Pitt Meadows wants to know whether Canada will follow the U.S. toward a 2030 unleaded-avgas target.