Newly-appointed FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford was inducted into the Indiana Aviation Hall of Fame. His induction recognizes his significant leadership as the former CEO of Republic Airlines, under ...

TruTrak's Vizion autopilot has received FAA approval for installation in Cessna 172 Skyhawks and Cessna Cardinals. This approval was granted under a new FAA program that allows manufacturers of ...

In the late 1890s, numerous "ghost airships" far exceeding contemporary technological capabilities were reportedly sighted across the U.S., sparking public fascination and widespread speculation. The ...

Many of us may consider short-field operations in the context of an arrival or departure from a runway that we don’t normally operate from. For a number of years, I was based at an airport with a ...

The Rockwell Commander 685 is a high-performance, twin-engine piston aircraft seating 7-9 passengers. Powered by twin turbocharged 435-hp Continental engines, it boasts a cruise speed of 255 mph and a ...

The Guimbal Cabri G2 is a two-seat helicopter renowned for its emphasis on safety, ease of flying, and maintainability, designed by a former Eurocopter engineer and introduced in 2008. It incorporates ...

Drew Reggie and Lanie Bakeberg's Cessna 150 (N22318) has gained significant social media fame as "@flymetothefun," transforming the perception of this classic trainer into a capable adventure aircraft ...

The Van's RV-12 is a highly successful light sport aircraft, leading in registrations, particularly its Experimental Light Sport Aircraft (ELSA) variant, due to its accessible design and ease of ...

The pilot completed the airplane’s engine run-up and carburetor heat function checks with no anomalies noted. He then taxied to the runway and experienced an extended ground delay with the engine ...

There’s no difference between flying in daylight and flying at night—except you can’t see anything. So goes the sage advice from my old flight instructor, and he’s essentially right. The airplane ...

Loss of control (LOC) remains the leading cause of general aviation accidents, often stemming from preventable issues. Maintaining aircraft control is paramount in any situation, even with emergencies ...

Early jet pilots struggled with landings due to the characteristics of early jet engines, leading to incidents and accidents. This improved dramatically with the adoption of stabilized approach ...