Qatar Airways has retired its Airbus A330 fleet and is deploying affected pilots to RwandAir in Kigali - a move that reveals how major carriers manage human capital during fleet transitions.
Airbus streams the A350F maiden flight live on September 29, 2026 - what to watch, what it means, and why the cargo industry matters to all of aviation.
The FAA is revoking exemptions that allowed older Cessna Citation jets to fly commercial operations with a single pilot, directly affecting Part 135 charter operators.
A military Let L-410 Turbolet crash near Kenge, DRC killed all 13 aboard, revealing the safety infrastructure gaps that separate high-oversight aviation systems from the rest.
The FAA issued more A&P mechanic certificates in 2025 than any year on record - a 23.2% jump - but industry forecasters still project a growing workforce shortfall.
The USAF Heritage Flight program pairs privately-owned WWII warbirds with active-duty jets at airshows, bridging eighty years of American airpower since 1997.
Three renewal mistakes - procrastination, undisclosed changes, and unreviewed coverage - are the leading reasons pilots end up underinsured or facing a denied claim.
Ed Bolen steps back from the NBAA presidency amid a health matter, with Dan Hubbard named interim COO and Heidi Williams elevated to SVP of operations.
FLYING Magazine's 2027 calendar features photography by editor-in-chief Jessica Ambats, combining a century of editorial tradition with the rare perspective of a working pilot behind the lens.
Joby Aviation flew a Cessna 208 Caravan coast-to-coast across the U.S. with no pilot aboard - a genuine autonomy milestone with major implications for cargo aviation.
The 2023 American Legend AL18 MOAC earns an AircraftForSale top pick for its purpose-engineered suspension and high-power configuration built for serious off-airport operations.
A Texas Air National Guard F-16 went down near Traverse City, Michigan during a training flight; the pilot ejected safely - here's what pilots need to know.
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford testified before Congress on September 15 seeking sustained funding to keep ATC modernization on track - a fight that affects every flight in the national airspace.
China implements sweeping new airspace restrictions around Beijing effective September 20, 2026, reshaping approach and departure corridors at both major airports.