GoGetAir's Measured Bet on MOSAIC and the 2026 Refresh
GoGetAir is upgrading its 2026 two-seater with avionics, a turbine option, and a deliberate wait-and-see stance on MOSAIC certification.
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Aviation news and analysis with Tower. FAA policy changes, industry trends, safety data, and what the headlines mean for the pilots who fly every day.
Pratt and Whitney Canada Bets Two Hundred Seventy-Five Million on Longueuil and What Keeps the PT Six Turning
Pratt & Whitney Canada is investing CAD $275M in its Longueuil plant, signaling decades of continued support for the PT6 turboprop.
The Aviation Medication Transparency Act Clears Committee and What S Thirty-Two Fifty-Eight Could Mean for Your Next Medical
The Senate Commerce Committee advanced the Aviation Medication Transparency Act (S. 3258) on July 22, 2026 - here's what it means for pilots.
The First Polish F Thirty-Five Flies at Cameri and What Europe's Second Lightning Line Really Means
Poland's first F-35, built in Italy at the Cameri FACO, completed its first flight - signaling Europe's growing role in fighter production and sustainment.
The Question of the Day, What's the Plan Tomorrow, and Flying the Mass Departure Out of Oshkosh
How to plan a safe departure from EAA AirVenture Oshkosh: read the FAA notice, fly your assigned track, and beat summer weather and fatigue.
The Supersonic Modernization Act and the Senate's Move to Retire America's Fifty-Year Ban on Civil Supersonic Flight
The Senate Commerce Committee advanced S.1759 to end the 1973 ban on overland civil supersonic flight, tied to a no-boom standard.
AirVenture Wednesday - Reading the Oshkosh Daily Agenda and Planning Your Day on the Field
How to plan your Wednesday at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh - prioritize one-time events, decide your airshow strategy, and plan your departure early.
ALPA, NATCA, and the FAA Ask Congress for Twenty Billion Dollars to Finish the Air Traffic Control Overhaul
ALPA, NATCA, and the FAA jointly asked Congress for $20 billion to finish modernizing America's aging air traffic control system.
Aviation Performance Art at Oshkosh - The Working Airplanes That Steal the Show
AOPA calls the working airplanes at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 'aviation performance art' - here's what that means and how to visit.
Blackshape Brings the Italian Carbon-Fiber Veloce and the Gabriél to Oshkosh, and Why a Rotax Nine Sixteen Prime Should Be on Your Radar
Blackshape brought its carbon-fiber Veloce and Gabriél to Oshkosh 2026, signaling how MOSAIC is reshaping the light end of aviation.
Boeing's Twenty Year Pilot Demand Forecast Climbs to Six Hundred Seventy-Four Thousand
Boeing's 2025 outlook projects demand for 674,000 new pilots over 20 years, driven by fleet growth and retirements.
Continental Builds an I O Three Seventy STC to Drop a Fresh Certified Engine Into the Piper Fleet
Continental is developing an STC to install its certified IO-370 engine in Piper airframes, giving owners a rare second engine choice.
Leonardo's Indonesian M-346F Order, the AW149 Helicopter Talks, and a Ukrainian Drone Angle
Leonardo's July 2026 deal with Indonesia for 12 M-346F jets, plus AW149 helicopter and Ukrainian drone talks, signals where airpower is heading.
Lycoming Pushes TBO to Twenty-Six Hundred Hours and What the New Overhaul Interval Really Means for Your Wallet
Lycoming extended TBO to 2,600 hours on many engines - here's what the new overhaul interval means for owners, buyers, and flight schools.
Say It Out Loud - The Chair-Flying Habit That Builds Better Pilots
An AOPA safety tip spotlights chair flying - rehearsing procedures out loud on the ground - as aviation's cheapest, most effective proficiency tool.
Zenith Rolls Out the C H Seven Fifty Super Cruzer at Oshkosh, and What a Four Seat Kit Means for the Homebuilt Crowd
Zenith debuted the four-seat CH 750 Super Cruzer kit at Oshkosh, expanding its lineup beyond two-seaters into the family-airplane market.
AirVenture Tuesday and the Oshkosh Question of the Day - What Half a Million People Came to See
What half a million people come to see at EAA AirVenture 2026 in Oshkosh - and why the answer signals a healthy GA industry.
GA-ASI and Kongsberg Pass the First Gate to Put the Joint Strike Missile on the MQ-9B
GA-ASI and Kongsberg cleared the first engineering gate to integrate the Joint Strike Missile onto the MQ-9B drone - here's what it means for pilots.
K-SWARM at Farnborough - When an M-346F Trainer Took the Reins of Baykar's Kizilelma Drone
At Farnborough 2026, an M-346F trainer jet took control of Baykar's Kizilelma combat drone under the K-SWARM program - here's what it means for pilots.
Leasebacks, Liability, and the Fine Print That Can Ground You
Before signing an aircraft leaseback or rental agreement, know exactly where liability sits - the fine print can follow you long after the engine stops.