Arizona Senators Seek Changes To Phoenix Flight Path Plan
Kelly and Gallego cited GA departure procedures, established noise gates and projected community impacts.
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Joby Sets September Start for Texas eIPP Flights
The company is targeting its first passenger operations under the federal pilot program before the end of 2026.
Vance Schedules T-1A Jayhawk Sunset Events
The Air Force is ending the jet’s training role as mobility-track students move to a simulator-based course.
Hill Runs First Clean-Sheet British Helicopter Turbine in 60 Years
The GT50 is the first such engine developed in Britain since the 1960s.
Merlin Advances Autonomous Flight System Toward Certification
New Zealand regulators completed a software-verification review of flight-control and automated communication functions.
Sheriff Reports Oregon Cirrus Crash Was Intentional
The pilot was the sole occupant of the SR22T during the five-hour flight.
Cleveland Business, Aviation Groups Rally Support For Burke Lakefront Airport
Cleveland business leaders, aviation professionals and students are urging city officials to keep Burke Lakefront Airport open.
Colorado’s Centennial Airport Hangar Rent Dispute Heads to Court
Pilots at Colorado’s Centennial Airport have taken their fight over a nearly 82% hangar rent increase to court.
Bipartisan Senate Bill Targets Airport Surface Safety
The Runway SAFE-T Act is aimed at reducing runway incursions through better airport vehicle training and safety technology.
Military GPS Jamming Under Scrutiny In Fatal New Mexico Medevac Accident
A military GPS jamming exercise is under scrutiny as investigators examine whether it contributed to the fatal crash of a medevac King Air in New Mexico.
