Aviation News

All 33 Phase 1 units at the Georgia airport were spoken for shortly after marketing began.

Transportation secretary says artificial intelligence will enter the national airspace gradually and remain under human oversight.

Austin-Bergstrom is considering new fees for general aviation aircraft beginning in October.

The U.S. Air Force says its revamped pilot training program has reached its goal of producing 1,500 pilots this fiscal year.

The crash killed three people Tuesday evening in Chatsworth.

ALPA renewed its call for Congress to require integrated ADS-B In technology on airline flight decks during its annual Air Safety Forum Tuesday.

Administrator Bryan Bedford says the agency is covering the current funding gap from its facilities and equipment budget.

The proposed 900-foot private landing area has cleared several reviews but continues to face opposition from nearby residents.

Measure targets certification timelines and unmanned aircraft safety for advanced air mobility.

Collaborative Combat Aircraft will take on missions now flown by crewed fighters as the service expands its uncrewed fleet.