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Honors To Be Presented At AirVenture Member Dinner

Nominations are now open for the International Aerobatic Club’s annual non-flying awards, which will be presented during the IAC member dinner at AirVenture. The program highlights individuals whose work strengthens aerobatic competition, judging, and voluntee

New Law Restricts Use Of ADS-B Data For Fee And Tax Collection

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry signed HB 730 into law, joining the growing number of states moving to stop the use of ADS-B to collect fees from pilots. HB 730 goes into effect on August 1 and prohibits the use of ADS-B data to charge fees to pilots flying aircraf

Recent Close Calls Underscore Need For Continued Vigilance And Investment In Safety

The Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Aviation, Space, and Innovation opened hearings on Tuesday and the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) provided written testimony emphasizing the importance of government-industry collaboration. The hearing was ent

Pilots Told To Vacate As Forest Fire Service Aircraft Will Take Over Hangars

The controversy over use of Aeroflex-Andover Airport (12N) involves the New Jersey Forest Service, which owns the airport, taking available hangar space for its aircraft leaving only grass tie-downs available for pilots. Pilots were given 90 days to vacate the

As It Climbed Over An Area Of Rising Terrain In A Steep Left Bank, It Encountered A Gusting Crosswind From The Southeast Off The Glacier

On May 5, 2026, about 1950 Alaska daylight time (AKDT), an experimental Tundrair King airplane, N62TK, was destroyed when it was involved in an accident near Palmer, Alaska. The pilot was seriously injured. The airplane was operated as a Title 14 Code of Feder

Army UAS Facility Enters Major Modernization Push

A Pennsylvania based unmanned aircraft training site is undergoing major upgrades that will reshape how Soldiers learn and apply drone operations. New classrooms, simulation spaces, and urban training environments are being added as demand for unmanned skills

Textron Aviation Showcases Growing Special Missions Role In Europe

The Cessna SkyCourier is heading to one of aviation’s biggest stages. It's appearance at Farnborough comes as the versatile twin turboprop gains momentum in military and government markets around the world. A recent European defense selection is adding new att