U.S. Soldier First to Command Autonomous Black Hawk
Demonstration at Northern Strike highlights new Lockheed autonomous Black Hawk flight tech.
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Laser Strike on Police Aircraft Leads to Swift Arrest
Laser aimed at patrol plane prompts quick response and arrest.
J.D. Vance on Holiday Air Traffic: ‘It Could Be a Disaster’
Vance, Duffy cite growing strain on controllers and TSA workers as shutdown enters its fifth week.
Carbon Cub UL Reaches 37,609 Feet in Record-Breaking Climb
CubCrafters’ Carbon Cub UL sets new altitude record over California coast.
Diamond DA50 RG Secures Transport Canada Certification
Jet-fuel-powered single engine Diamond DA50 RG is ready for Canadian market.
Senators Urge Education Department to Expand Loan Access for Student Pilots
Lawmakers seek to classify aviation and flight training as professional degree programs under new loan law.
Aura Aero Opens U.S. Production Site
European manufacturer Aura Aero aims to make U.S. Space Coast hub for next-generation aviation production.
Singapore Establishes Company to Centralize SAF
SAFCo to manage Singapore’s green jet fuel program starting in 2026.
Jamaica’s Airports Work Toward Reopening After Hurricane Melissa
Officials coordinate relief flights and recovery efforts following the island’s most powerful storm on record.
Saskatchewan Releases New Provincial Aviation Strategy
Canadian plan looks to increase connectivity, safety, workforce development, and airport investment in Saskatchewan.
