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Golden Eagles Flight Team At Embry-Riddle’s Prescott Campus Finished Third Overall

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s flight teams had two Top 10 finishes at the national collegiate aviation championship, a weeklong competition that tests aviation knowledge and precision flying skills. The Golden Eagles at the Prescott Arizona Campus pla

Agreement Secures Compensation, Scheduling, and Labor Stability Through 2030

The vote concludes nearly five years of negotiations and mediation under federal oversight Pilot participation was exceptionally high, reflecting broad engagement across the group. The agreement establishes long term terms covering pay, retirement, scheduling,

A Milestone SAF Agreement Reshapes Industry Momentum

Three years of cleaner fuel deliveries will soon flow into Chicago O’Hare as two global leaders align on climate action. The partnership secures unprecedented volumes of sustainable aviation fuel and signals a rising corporate appetite for credible emissions r

Historic Test Marks A Turning Point For Electric Aviation

Helios Horizon has completed the first human piloted flight powered entirely by solid state batteries. The milestone marks a major step toward viable commercial electric aviation and high altitude capability. The aircraft is now targeting sustained stratospher

New Documentation Required And Prior Authorization Needed From Mexico City

Just as pilots had become accustomed to the "single entry authorization" procedures implemented in early 2024, the Mexican Federal Civil Aviation Agency (AFAC) has introduced an update for foreign-registered aircraft, the Aircraft Owners And Pilots Association

28 New College Pilots Will Be Honored At Dayton Air Show

Wright State University will honor 28 aviation students who have earned their first FAA pilot certification with ceremonial wing-pinning and presentation of flight jacketsw, name patches and earned level of wings. The milestone achievement recognizes completio

Flight Instructor And Student Were Fatally Injured In Crash Of PA-28-180

The preliminary National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) report on the fatal crash of a training flight near Fulton International Airport (AKR) in Akron, Ohio on May 14 said the Piper PA-28-180 aircraft on a training flight had been practicing landings befo

McAlester Regional Airport To Host Community Open House, Fly-In June 13

A community open house and fly-in event June 13 at the McAlester Regional Airport in Oklahoma will also give the public a new look at the airport’s renovation. The fly-in gathering allows members of the Oklahoma Pilots Association to fly from across the state

Allegations Raise Questions About Aviation Oversight

The allegations have stunned many across Canada's aviation community. Investigators claim a veteran airline captain spent nearly two decades operating flights without the licence required for the role. The case is now prompting renewed scrutiny of the systems

Looking For Private Entities To Conduct Small And Medium Space-Launch Capabilities

The U.S. Space Force at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California has issued a request for information (RFI) to identify industry launch-service providers interested in obtaining a real property use agreement to finance, design, construct, operate and maintain