During a night multi-engine training flight, a Piper Seneca crew faced a persistent "WARN GEAR UNSAFE" indication despite the landing gear being extended, exacerbated by deteriorating weather. The ...
Jeppesen has officially ended its printed aeronautical chart service, with printing operations ceasing on October 31 and subscriptions terminated on November 1. The discontinuation is driven by rising ...
Vickers Aircraft USA announced plans for the FAST4, a new four-seat, single-engine piston aircraft targeting a maximum cruise speed of 235 KTAS and a 1,300 nautical mile range. The FAST4 will feature ...
French manufacturer DTA Aircraft plans U.S. flight testing for its JP1 hybrid-electric multicopter in Arizona in 2027, targeting U.S. assembly and customer deliveries starting in 2028. The two-seat ...
The FAA has proposed new certification requirements for Embraer's E195-E2 Enhanced Takeoff System (E2TS), as existing regulations do not adequately address automated takeoff functions. E2TS is ...
A retired U.S. Air Force KC-10 Extender, previously stored since 2021, returned to flight on October 20 under the new ownership of Omega Air Refueling Services. Omega, a company that provides ...
Electra's hybrid-electric EL2 aircraft successfully completed a takeoff and landing at a Lower Manhattan heliport, marking what is believed to be the first time a fixed-wing aircraft without vertical ...
Bombardier announced a $270 million investment in its U.S. operations, creating 800 new jobs across four states. This expansion follows President Trump's reversal of a threatened ban on Bombardier ...
Pratt & Whitney Canada has introduced the new PT9 turboprop engine, which has received certification from Transport Canada. The PT9 delivers significant performance enhancements, including 33% more ...
Two suspected street racers breached a security gate at Scottsdale Airport while evading police, driving onto the active airfield. The suspects, Liberty Dawn Still and Michael Gregory Wall, crashed ...
The FAA is proposing mandatory inspections for nearly 1,000 Airbus AS350, AS355, and EC130 helicopters due to a critical main rotor servo-control connection defect. The defect stems from paint or ...
The agency is approaching a final decision regarding the Boeing 737 MAX 10 following a Friday certification board meeting.
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