Loose Screw May Have Led To Rob Holland Crash
A modification of Holland’s aircraft may have played a role in his fatal April 24 crash.
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Chatham Airport Considers Higher Fees To Curb Night Flights, Larger Aircraft
The Chatham Airport Commission is exploring higher landing fees to deter large aircraft and nighttime operations.
Textron Aviation Calls On Pilots For 2026 Special Olympics Airlift
Textron Aviation is rallying Cessna, Beechcraft and Hawker aircraft owners to volunteer for the 2026 Special Olympics Airlift.
DOT Unveils New Incentives To Boost ATC Workforce
The U.S. Department of Transportation unleashed new incentives to strengthen the air traffic controller workforce.
JetBlue And United In Talks To Form Partnership
JetBlue Airways and United Airlines are reportedly in talks to form a strategic partnership focused on enhancing customer connectivity and frequent flyer benefits.
Arizona Airport Scraps Landing Fees For Light Aircraft
Safford City Council voted to eliminate landing fees for light aircraft, aiming to create a more welcoming environment for general aviation pilots.
Dynon And Trig Avionics Announce Merger
Dynon Avionics announced a strategic investment in Trig Avionics, strengthening their partnership to provide better avionics solutions for general aviation.
SpaceX Inches Closer To Becoming Its Own Texas City
SpaceX may soon call Starbase an official city, as voters decide the future of Musk’s rocket headquarters.
Failure To Deice Cited In Fatal Phenom 300 Crash
Failure to deice in freezing conditions led to a fatal Phenom 300 crash shortly after takeoff, the NTSB said.
Firefly Aerospace Alpha Rocket Fails During Launch
The incident marks the company’s fourth failed Alpha mission out of six since 2021.
