Representatives André Carson (D-Ind.) and Pete Stauber (R-Minn.) re-introduced bipartisan legislation on April 26 to create a center to help the aviation and aerospace industries better collaborate on initiatives to…

Steward Bailey, an aerospace engineering teacher in Houston received the inaugural Texas Aviation Educator of the Year award from the Texas Department of Transportation Aviation Division.

When I was originally tasked with managing the restoration of the AOPA Sweepstakes Cessna 170B, I knew a couple things—one being that I wanted the engine upgrade to happen at…

E.G. “Bud” Shuster, former 15-term congressman from Pennsylvania, died April 19 at the age of 91.

After a flight school’s airplane made an emergency landing in a harvested cornfield, the flight instructor called the school to report the airplane’s engine had quit and that the student…

Eleven airplanes were damaged or destroyed at Charles B. Wheeler Downtown Airport when high wind gusts from a passing storm swept through Kansas City, Missouri, in the early morning of…

The White House announced plans to name a new acting FAA administrator before current acting administrator, Billy Nolen, departs the role this summer.

As NetJets continues to grow its fleet, the company is eager to welcome new pilots to the team to fly highly affluent and discerning travelers to the most desirable destinations…

The sleek, Slovenian-built Gogetair G750 made its first appearance at Aero Friedrichshafen, giving us a chance to delve into its place in the European Union Aviation Safety Agency’s aircraft certification…

The cumbersome process of updating Garmin avionics via data cards is about to go wireless.