FAA Seeks Ownership Stake in Air Traffic AI Contractor
The agency is negotiating a potential equity arrangement with Air Space Intelligence.
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First French Pilatus PC-7 MKX Takes Flight
The new turboprop trainer is scheduled to enter service with the French military in 2027.
Second Helicopter Touched Water Before Deadly Catalina Accident
Another medical helicopter reportedly contacted the water moments before a separate flight crashed, killing three people.
AOPA Marks 300th Flying Club
Montana-based club has 30 members and five aircraft as AOPA’s flying club initiative reaches new milestone.
Cessna 210 Engine Separates After Takeoff
Pilot survives accident in Louisiana after aircraft’s engine breaks away in flight.
Wasatch Aero Plans Four-Seat Twin Turboprop
The proposed aircraft targets multiengine training and personal flying under the FAA’s expanded MOSAIC framework.
FAA Restores Flight Deck Training for Controllers
Program will allow controllers to observe pilot workload and cockpit procedures during actual flights.
EASA Expands Swift 100R Approvals in Europe
European validation extends existing FAA fuel approvals to more piston aircraft and engines.
Garmin Autoland Tops 2,500 Aircraft
Garmin Autoland has reached 2,500 equipped aircraft, expanding from its initial 2020 certification to more than 15 aircraft models.
Airbus Forecasts Aviation Services Market To Reach $420 Billion By 2045
Airbus forecasts the global aviation services market will more than double by 2045 as airlines expand fleets and demand for maintenance and digital services grows.
