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Targeting Investment Of Around $6 Billion

Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) is launching a new aircraft leasing co-investment vehicle with Neuberger Specialty Finance that will target investment of around $6 billion ‌over the medium-term and across multiple vehicles, the two companies said in a joint s

National Academies Report Urges Stronger Protection For Flight Crews

Every flight exposes airline crews to small amounts of naturally occurring cosmic radiation, but those doses accumulate over the course of a career. A major scientific report says the United States is falling behind other nations in protecting aviation profess

New Rescue Capability Strengthens Regional Crisis Response

The HH-60W Jolly Green II has arrived in East Africa for a milestone deployment. It marks the 56th Expeditionary Rescue Squadron's first operational deployment with the Air Force's newest combat rescue helicopter. The move significantly expands personnel recov

Only Firefighting And Medical Transport Flights Are Allowed At The Airport

The Lake County Regional Airport in Leadville, Colo. has been closed to all flights other than for medical transport and firefighting operations due to the approaching Willow Fire. The incident has evolved into a substantial aerial firefighting operation as 30

Regulatory Boundaries Took Center Stage During High Profile Holiday Flyover

A Fourth of July flyover over Washington captured attention for more than it's patriotic display. Behind the formation was an unusual dispute between federal aviation regulators and the nation's space agency over who ultimately had authority to approve the fli

MH-60S Helicopter Went Down In The Arabian Sea

The U.S. Navy says it has suspended the active search for a sailor missing since Wednesday, when a MH-60S Sea Hawk helicopter went down in the Arabian Sea. The search concluded Sunday following 102 hours of extensive and coordinated rescue efforts over 14,000

At The Apex Of The Climbing Left Turn, The Airspeed Decreased And He Lowered The Nose To Regain Airspeed

Analysis: The pilot reported that during a personal flight at dusk, he descended to get a closer look at the sunset reflecting off the water on the salt flats. Afterwards, he performed a chandelle maneuver to reverse course and depart the area. He initiated th

Airplane Briefly Left The Video Frame Before It Is Seen In A Near Vertical Descent, Rotating About Its Longitudinal Axis

On June 11, 2026, about 1030 eastern daylight time, a Cirrus SR20 airplane, N858SD, was destroyed when it was involved in an accident near Wheelers Mill, Ohio. The pilot was fatally injured. The airplane was operated as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations P

FAA Restores Repair Station Approval After Compliance Review

The FAA has reinstated Santa Monica Propeller Service Inc.’s air agency certificate following a successful reinspection. The decision brings the California propeller repair station back into approved status after a lengthy regulatory process. The outcome highl

Paid Over Seven Years It Means $280,000 In Bonuses For Certain Pilots

The Navy is offering as much as $280,000 in bonuses over seven years to reserve aviators, in an effort to “retain skilled personnel for critical naval aviation enterprise billets.” The incentives are part of the Navy’s annual Training and Administration of the