A Frontier Airlines flight at Denver International Airport rejected takeoff after striking and killing a person who had breached airport security and entered the runway. Passengers evacuated the ...
A Piper PA-34 carrying four members of a Florida family disappeared on a flight from the Bahamas to South Florida, with one body recovered by a relative. The aircraft, piloted by an experienced ...
Boeing is posting contractor positions for engineering and technical roles, preparing for a potential strike involving about 17,000 unionized SPEEA workers. SPEEA members overwhelmingly rejected ...
Hyde County, NC, is the first in the U.S. to successfully deploy an eVTOL aircraft (Pivotal BlackFly) for routine 911 emergency medical response missions. A paramedic, serving as both pilot and sole ...
The FAA issued an Unapproved Parts Notification for 3D printed aircraft accessories sold by "MadeByMike3D" (Michael Graham). These accessories were sold for installation on type-certificated aircraft ...
Los Angeles County is controversially using aircraft tracking data (ADS-B), initially intended for safety, to identify and tax privately owned aircraft, expecting to generate an estimated $38 million ...
The Airplane Farm, a new company, announced plans for three eVTOL designs: the Harvest for personal transportation, the Storm for aerobatic flying, and the BarnCat for tactical operations. All three ...
ICON Aircraft plans to resume production of its A5 amphibious light-sport aircraft in 2027. The re-launched A5 will feature a new flight safety system called ICON Sense, developed with Avilution and ...
The FAA is rolling out "Mobile Clearance," a new digital tool enabling general and business aviation pilots to request departure clearances and cancel IFR via approved flight applications instead of ...
The U.S. Air Force's X-62 VISTA experimental aircraft successfully completed 27 AI-controlled intercepts over eight flights, autonomously maneuvering using live infrared sensor data against a T-38 ...
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is suspending the use of visual separation between helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft in busy Class B, C, and Terminal Radar Service Areas. Instead of ...
Congressional negotiators are debating Section 105 of the House-passed ALERT Act, which restricts the use of ADS-B data for generating revenue from aircraft owners/operators or initiating civil ...
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