Video of the Week

Some of the toughest flying in the world is in this Pacific island region, including on mountainside runways carved out with hand tools.

GPS spoofing is posing a threat to aircrews, especially those flying near war zones. Mentour put together this 22-minute video to explain a growing issue in aviation.

File this under “Why didn’t I think of that?” Although it’s a little crude, it is the first attempt and now we can’t wait to see what the RC world comes up with to top it. The possibilities boggle the mind.

To help celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Air Force, the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum is taking its priceless Lancaster bomber on tour. It’s one of only two Lancs in flying condition and will take part in several airshows and a mass warbird flypast of Parliament in Ottawa on Canada Day, July 1. […]

United Airlines took to the airwaves with a one-minute recruiting commercial for its Aviate flight school during the Green Bay Packers-Dallas Cowboys game Sunday.

Last week we wrote about the certification of Garmin’s Autothrottle/Autoland feature in the King Air. Aviation Consumer Editor-in-Chief Larry Anglisano flew the setup and filed this video report.

Storm Ciaran hit Europe in November and Cargospotter found good vantage points at a couple of German airports.

It sucks to work on Christmas Eve, even in paradise, but controllers in Hawaii injected some levity into the 24/7 reality of keeping everyone flying.

The P-8 Poseidon sub hunter that became partly submerged off Oahu a few weeks ago was fished out of Kaneohe Bay this week with the help of inflatable bags and a big front-end loader. It’s back on its gear again and intact but there is some expensive-looking damage. This nice time lapse encapsulates the whole […]

We’ve all made paper airplanes but nothing like this. The video is from Wired.