Aviation News

ZeroAvia 600-kW Powerplant To Go To Jetcruzer Testbed

Aircraft propulsion-system innovator ZeroAvia announced today (Feb. 18) it has agreed to a deal to sell examples of its 600-kW electric propulsion system (EPS) to Jetcruzer International. No financial terms were cited in the announcement. Jetcruzer will use the EPS for electric flight testing on the developmental six-place hydrogen-electric Jetcruzer 500E, a repurposed version of […]

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18 Injured In Flipped CRJ 900 At Toronto (Updated)

New video has emerged showing a Delta CRJ900 landing hard and immediately losing its right wing before flipping and trailing fire on arrival at Toronto Pearson International Airport Monday. The crash injured 22 of the 80 people onboard. There were no fatalities among the 76 passengers and four crew members, but a child and two […]

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Pilot Injured In A-20 Emergency Landing

An unidentified pilot is expected to recover from injuries suffered in the emergency landing of a Douglas A-20 Havoc at an airshow in Laredo, Texas, on Sunday. The pilot was the only person aboard the Second World War twin-engine bomber and attack aircraft owned by Lewis Air Legends in San Antonio. The accident occurred about […]

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Presidential 747s Pushed Back To 2029

President Donald Trump is apparently rejecting Boeing’s plan to delay delivery of two new aircraft to serve as presidential transports to 2029. Fox News said its sources revealed the new date and the administration isn’t happy about it. “It is ridiculous that the delivery of a new Air Force One airplane has been delayed for […]

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Airplane Repo Pilot Kevin Lacey Dies

Kevin Lacey, the popular star of the Discovery reality series Airplane Repo, died Feb. 14 according to social media posts from his family. “Kevin left us on February 14, 2025 after a brave fight [against] incurable cancer,” a Facebook post said. “We ask that you share your stories and your pictures as we celebrate his […]

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Runway Mishap At Toronto

Crews have responded to an accident on Runway 23 at Toronto Pearson International Airport involving a Delta flight. Images appear to show the aircraft flipped on the runway missing its wings and tail. The CRJ 900 operated by Endeavor Air was arriving from Minneapolis with 76 passengers and four crew. There were at least 18 […]

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Layoffs Hit FAA

The FAA was caught in the latest round of mass layoffs by the Trump administration, including a technician who was working on the investigation of the Washington midair collision. Jason King told Washington television station WUSA that a list of 500 FAA employees potentially targeted for layoff was circulating on his last day at the […]

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Engines Run In Travolta’s New Constellation

The Constellation News has reported the new owner of one of the last flyable Lockheed Super Constellations, John Travolta, has tested the engines on the former airliner and freighter. That’s fueling speculation on what the Oscar-winning actor and longtime pilot might have in store for the historic aircraft, which is the only civilian version of […]

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Eviation Pauses Alice Development

Electric aircraft developer Eviation has laid off most of its staff and “paused” work on its Alice prototype. The company has confirmed an initial report by the Air Current that it had all but ceased operations at Arlington Airport in Washington state. In a statement the company said it was “identifying the right long-term partnerships […]

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Lower-Cost Piper Rudder Fix In The Works

The Short Wing Piper Club is proposing an alternative method of compliance (AMOC) that would blunt much of the cost and inconvenience posed by a sweeping airworthiness directive set by the FAA last week. The AD, which mandates replacement of the rudders with posts made of 4130N low-alloy steel, covers almost all 31,000 high-wing Pipers […]

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