Long-Awaited A6M3 ‘Hamp’ Restoration Makes First Flights
First recovered in 1991 from a remote atoll airstrip, the abandoned Japanese naval fighter flew for the first time since World War II.
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Cirrus Brings Safe Return Autoland to the SR G7+ Piston
It’s the first application of the system on piston aircraft.
EAGLE Assesses Alaska’s Specialized Avgas Needs
Alaska’s main fuel distributor says an ASTM specification is a requirement for any unleaded fuel it will handle.
ATC Plan To Be Unveiled Thursday
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says it will “radically transform” the system.
Conversion Of Temporary Air Force One Reportedly Under Way
President Donald Trump reportedly hoped to be using this ex-Qatari 747-8 this fall.
United Urges FAA To Require Slots At Newark
Most flights in and out of Newark Liberty Airport were delayed or canceled on Sunday.
Politicians Call For End To Unnecessary DCA Black Hawk Flights
Black Hawk activity prompts go-arounds; politicians want more restrictions at DCA.
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.
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.
