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Pilots Continue To Fly In Medical Supplies And Healthcare Workers In The Congo

With more than 3,400 Ebola cases reported in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) says its pilots are continuing to fly life-saving aid into isolated communities where access to medical care remains limited. While flying into zon

(Witness) Said The Gyrocopter Was Low And The Engine Was “Struggling”. Then, The Engine Stopped And The Gyrocopter Fell Through The Trees

On July 13, 2026, about 800 mountain daylight time, a Tag Aviation Pty Ltd Titanium Explorer gyrocopter, N665TE was substantially damaged when it was involved in an accident near Larkspur, Colorado. The pilot passed away in the hospital five days after the acc

Firefighters Report 26 Private Drones Flying Around Spokane Fires, Grounding Air Support

Firefighters working on the three major wildfires burning in Spokane County report 26 incidents of people flying personal drones over the fires causing authorities to ground air support for safety, said Tom Stokesberry with Incident Command. The Federal Aviati

FAA And FCC Collaboration Delivers A More Practical Path For Replacing Critical Aircraft Equipment

The radio altimeter has quietly powered some of aviation's most safety critical functions for decades. Now, a long anticipated federal mandate is turning industry collaboration into a workable compliance plan. For thousands of aircraft operators, the final rul

Company Will Add Additional Aircraft At Eau Claire In Coming Months

SC Aviation has acquired Heartland Aviation, an Eau Claire, Wisconsin-based provider of aircraft management, charter and maintenance services, expanding its presence across western Wisconsin and the Minneapolis-St. Paul region. Heartland Aviation will continue

Rider And Horse Separated During Endurance Ride

A horse was rescued and airlifted by a sheriff’s helicopter after it became stranded during the Tevis Cup 100-mile endurance ride, according to officials.The Nevada County Sheriff's Office HEART team said a horse and a rider became separate early in race. The

Airline Challenges Multimillion Dollar Arbitration Award While Citing A Pilot Shortage

Sun Country says it needs more pilots, yet it is fighting the compensation awarded to the instructors training them. A federal court case is now testing whether the airline must honor a binding arbitration decision worth millions of dollars. The outcome could