AIR RACE X is a unique air racing series where pilots compete remotely from their respective bases on standardized courses, with flight data used to compare performances and determine winners. The ...

The NTSB is investigating the Nov. 2025 crash of UPS Flight 2976, an MD-11F, which killed 16 people and was preliminarily caused by the separation of the left engine and pylon due to fatigue cracking ...

AOPA President and CEO Darren Pleasance is transitioning from his day-to-day role to an advisory capacity. This change is due to AOPA's decision that the CEO position must be based full-time at its ...

U.S. Rep. Josh Gottheimer is urging New Jersey state officials to rescind eviction notices issued to tenants, including a flight academy and maintenance shop, at Aeroflex-Andover Airport. The New ...

China has suspended all private light fixed-wing aircraft operations and flight training nationwide following a light sport aircraft crash into Beijing's CITIC Tower. The accident killed the pilot and ...

Seven Alaska Flight Service Stations have been temporarily closed due to an FAA employee misconduct investigation, with several employees placed on administrative leave. Flight service duties have ...

Tecnam introduced its MOSAIK59 product family, a direct response to the FAA's new MOSAIC rule, which shifts light sport aircraft eligibility to performance-based criteria, specifically a 59-knot clean ...

Tecnam is introducing its P2008JC NG two-seat aircraft to the U.S. flight-training market. The company is actively pursuing FAA Part 23 validation for the aircraft, having already secured European ...

Chinese authorities determined the June 26 crash of a small aircraft into Beijing's CITIC Tower, which killed the pilot and injured thirteen others, was caused by the 66-year-old pilot for "personal ...

Two American contract pilots, Brad Schlenker and Fabio Espinal Nunez, were detained in Guinea in late December during what they believed was a routine fuel stop. Guinea authorities claim the flight ...

The U.S. Navy officially retired the C-2A Greyhound after six decades of service, with its final flight ending at Naval Air Station Pensacola. The last C-2A aircraft will be rehabilitated and placed ...

The U.S. Air Force issued a public apology after one of its F-35A fighters inadvertently created a sonic boom over eastern England last week during a training mission. The incident occurred when a jet ...