FAA Issues Emergency AD For Embraer Praetor, Legacy Jets
The AD notes a potential pitch trim actuator issue that could affect flight control.
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Pilatus Secures Certification For PC-12 PRO Simulator
Approval allows the system to be used for pilot training.
FAA Sees Early Surge In Air Traffic Controller Applications
Agency receives 6,000 applications in the first 12 hours of its latest controller hiring push.
Daher Debuts TBM 980 At Sun ’n Fun, Florida Expansion Grows
Daher TBM 980 makes its U.S. debut at Sun ’n Fun, as the company expands its Florida operations.
FAA Clarifies Limits Of Sport Pilot Instructor Privileges
Agency explains instruction rules after MOSAIC confusion.
Textron Aviation Names 2026 Top Hawk Recipients
The program places factory‑new Cessna 172 Skyhawks in training fleets for one year.
FAA Weighs Ultralight Access Dispute At California Airport
Ultralight pilots said local restrictions effectively shut them out of the airport.
NetJets Expands Augusta Footprint As Masters Traffic Climbs
NetJets is building a dedicated private terminal at Augusta Regional Airport to streamline operations during the Masters.
Textron Aviation To Showcase Full Range Of Aircraft At Sun ’n Fun
Textron Aviation will display Cessna, Beechcraft, and Pipistrel aircraft together for the first time at Sun ’n Fun 2026.
FAA Clears Higher Takeoff Weights For Boeing 787-9, -10
The FAA has approved higher takeoff weights for the Boeing 787-9 and 787-10, giving operators more flexibility to carry additional payload or extend range on long-haul routes.
