A Boeing 737 was targeted by a laser at 34,000 feet over northern Wisconsin, prompting local authorities to investigate without identifying a suspect. Unconfirmed flight data suggests the aircraft ...
Phillips 66 Aviation boasts nearly a century of experience, pioneering advancements in aviation fuel from 100-octane avgas and anti-icing additives to current sustainable aviation fuels. Uniquely, ...
Illinois Senators Duckworth and Durbin urged the FAA Administrator to approve the remaining 2.8% of a congressionally authorized pay raise for air traffic controllers. The raise is contingent on the ...
Canada has extended its federal fuel excise tax suspension for aviation fuels (and others) through January 31, 2027, maintaining a zero tax rate until then. The suspension provides a saving of 11 ...
The FAA issued an Unapproved Parts Notification concerning 3D printed aircraft accessories produced by Michael Graham (MadeByMike3D). These parts were sold for installation on type-certificated ...
Garmin has expanded its SmartCharts feature to include Canada and Mexico for Garmin Pilot Premium users, building on its initial availability in the U.S. and the Bahamas. SmartCharts enables pilots to ...
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Merlin has been granted a Part 146 Aircraft Design Organization certificate by the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (CAA NZ). This certification empowers Merlin's qualified engineers to ...
Alaska bush pilot Kenneth Jouppi is appealing to the Supreme Court, arguing the forfeiture of his $95,000 Cessna for a misdemeanor involving beer to a dry village violates the Eighth Amendment's ...
The Alaska Air National Guard successfully rescued three occupants of a Cessna 180 that crashed near Bettles, Alaska, following an emergency locator transmitter (ELT) signal. Rescue crews received ...
A 17-year-old driver fleeing an attempted traffic stop crashed through a fence at Portsmouth International Airport and struck a parked aircraft. The driver, who was the only reported injury, had been ...
A new study found no statistically significant difference in collegiate pilots' willingness to fly near unmanned aircraft (UAS) regardless of whether they were remotely piloted or fully autonomous.
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