CubCrafters, the Yakima, Washington-based manufacturer of backcountry light sport and Part 23 certified aircraft, is testing its newest Electric Lift Augmenting Slat (ELAS) technology that is expected to dramatically increase…

Diamond Aircraft’s DART-750 aerobatic trainer took its first flight at Diamond headquarters in Wiener Neustadt, Austria, on June 12.

A small crew of volunteers recently went on to the 2,900-foot gravel runway at Fairbanks International Airport in Alaska to mark a 25-foot-wide by 800-foot-long practice runway or “Super Cub…

Two AOPA-supported bills passed in Nebraska this month—setting aside millions for airport improvement projects that will benefit communities across the state.

A pilot's night departure from Martha's Vineyard takes a turn for the worst as severe spatial disorientation takes hold.

Roger Montambo submitted this photo and note: "Our J-3 Cub put away for the day at Lake Norman Airpark (14A) in Mooresville, North Carolina. The Cub has been in our…

The English language is tough, but communication is key to safe flying. 

Including the debut of a refurbished deHavilland Vampire jet fighter.

A effort led by local community supporters and the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) led to Walter J Koladza Airport (KGBR) in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, earning a "special permit"…

Designed to connect aspiring WAI members with seasoned aviation professionals, Mentor Connect "aims to foster meaningful mentorship relationships that will empower and support women in achieving their aviation career goals…