FAA Breaks Ground On AAM Research Range
New Oklahoma City site will support vertiport testing and eVTOL integration work.
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Light Sport Aircraft Hits Beijing Skyscraper
Authorities have not yet released details on injuries or the cause of the accident.
FAA Proposes Part 25 Certification Updates
The proposal would fold frequently used approvals into transport category standards.
MQ-28 Ghost Bat To Join Valiant Shield Exercise
The uncrewed aircraft will operate alongside crewed fighters during the multinational exercise.
CWBS, Pilatus Extend PC-24 Wheel And Brake Agreement
The follow-on agreement covers OEM wheel and brake assemblies for the Pilatus PC-24 through 2036.
Skyryse, Robinson Announce R66 UAS Partnership
The companies plan to integrate SkyOS into an unmanned version of Robinson’s R66 for defense applications.
FAA Adds Cardiac Guidance To AME Guide
New disposition tables cover several heart-related conditions for FAA medical certification.
Aviation Groups Oppose GI Bill Flight Training Cap
The groups argue that proposed limits on GI Bill flight training benefits would restrict veterans’ access to aviation careers.
eVTOL Fleet Could Near 7,000 By 2050
The forecast points to a slower buildout of the urban air taxi market.
Autonomous Aircraft Tune In To CTAF
Georgia Tech researchers are teaching autonomous aircraft to interpret CTAF radio calls at non-towered airports.
