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Frontier Airlines will launch three routes from Orlando to Colombia in December 2026, marking the carrier's first-ever South American service and signaling new fare competition.
TowerGarmin Autoland, FAA-certified in November 2020, lets an untrained passenger land a plane with a single button press when the pilot is incapacitated.
VectorGaston's White River Resort in Lakeview, Arkansas has welcomed fly-in pilots to its 2,400-foot grass strip since 1958, with world-class trout fishing steps from the tiedown.
RampHeart Aerospace's 2022 pivot from the ES19 to the 30-seat hybrid-electric ES30 reveals what honest engineering looks like in regional electric aviation.
VectorHermeus is developing a Mach 5 aircraft to carry passengers from New York to London in 90 minutes - here's whether the engineering backs the claim.
VectorJoby Aviation and BETA Technologies are flying eVTOL aircraft in federally supervised North Texas airspace integration tests - a milestone every pilot should track.
TowerMalaysia grounds Flying Doctor Service helicopter operations in Sarawak following a crash that killed five people, raising broader questions about safety in humanitarian aviation.
TowerA federal appeals court upheld a Department of Labor ruling that Nicholas Air retaliated against a captain-in-training who raised safety concerns, confirming AIR 21 protections for pilots.
TowerOperation Vittles proved a blockaded city of 2.5 million could be sustained entirely by air - and produced one of aviation's most unlikely heroes.
TaildraggerRoscoe Turner's three Thompson Trophy wins remain unmatched after 80 years, making him the definitive figure of golden age American air racing.
TaildraggerTwenty-five years after September 11 reshaped aviation forever, a look at what the attacks cost, what they built, and where the next era of flight is headed.
TowerSupernal's SA-2 eVTOL aircraft backed by Hyundai's $100B manufacturing empire may be the most credible air taxi program in a field that keeps running out of money.
VectorThe Curtiss NC-4 completed the first transatlantic air crossing in May 1919 - eight years before Lindbergh and two before Alcock and Brown.
TaildraggerA 1956 de Havilland Chipmunk - former Canadian military trainer with full aerobatic capability - is currently listed on Aircraft For Sale.
TowerThe Douglas DC-3 made commercial aviation profitable for the first time in 1935, defined Allied air transport in WWII, and still flies revenue cargo routes on every inhabited continent today.
TaildraggerEngine failure after takeoff demands a pre-loaded decision - the physics of why turning back to the runway kills pilots, and how to build the right instincts before you ever advance the throttle.
PatternA third arrest in the FLYT Aviation investigation brings the total charges to 20 counts of theft and one RICO count - here's what student pilots need to know.
TowerThe Focke-Wulf Fw 190 was Germany's finest piston fighter - how it shocked the RAF in 1941, how Britain accidentally captured one intact, and why fewer than a dozen fly today.
TaildraggerThe forward slip is a precision altitude-loss tool that can double your descent rate without increasing airspeed - and every VFR pilot should keep it sharp.
PatternThe Granville Brothers built the fastest - and most dangerous - racing aircraft of the 1930s, winning the 1932 Thompson Trophy at 252 mph.
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