Indiana Funk Crash Kills Pilot
The vintage taildragger struck a tree after apparent failed landing attempts, officials say.
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New Editor Seeks to Broaden Aviation Consumer Audience
In the long run, we plan to be a regular destination for pilots, as well as those pursuing flight training or anyone with even the slightest interest in learning to fly.
Reagan Flights Resume After Bomb Threat
FBI says no hazards found after reported Reagan bomb threat prompts airport shutdown.
Taiwan Lowers Pilot Age Limits
Civil aviation authorities look to align pilot age limits with ICAO, EASA and FAA.
Beta Technologies IPO Raises $1 Billion
Vermont-based developer Beta Technologies’ IPO helps company join Joby and Archer in growing public market presence.
Duffy: ‘We’ll Shut the Whole Airspace Down’
Transportation secretary Sean Duffy warns growing risks to aviation system amid prolonged shutdown.
Alaskan Air Carrier Faces Collapse
Kenai Aviation owner says he’s still determined to find a lifeline for the regional Alaskan air carrier.
First PC-12 PRO Reaches U.S. Customer
Latest evolution of the PC-12 reaches American customers.
AutoFlight to Deliver 50 eVTOLs This Year
Deliveries of Falcon Aviation Services’ AutoFlight eVTOLs set to begin this year.
‘Lost in the Muskeg’ Reconnects Two Nations’ Aviation Histories
New documentary traces rediscovery of 1948 U.S. Navy crash site in northern Saskatchewan.
