Aviation News

A new Maryland plant will manufacture digital voice switches for the FAA’s nationwide air traffic control modernization effort.

A Wyoming Civil Air Patrol squadron has been deactivated and its Cessna 206 reassigned following a dispute between local volunteers and state leadership.

A new Airworthy.com survey finds that GA maintenance professionals are facing rising parts costs, longer lead times and growing supply challenges.

The RAF is asking pilots to support continued access to 10 backcountry airstrips in southeastern Utah as the BLM seeks public input.

Embry-Riddle’s Worldwide Campus has reached 100,000 graduates, marking a milestone for the university’s global aviation education programs.

The eight-motor aircraft has a 550-pound payload capacity and one-hour endurance.

Updated light jet becomes the first in its category certified with Garmin Emergency Autoland.

Company says $100 billion project could eventually support thousands of launches annually.

Pilot advocacy group is seeking changes to monitoring, medical reviews and the path to unrestricted certification.

DOT has been directed to establish critical launch corridors, but what “priority” will mean for other airspace users has yet to be determined.