The 2002 Überlingen collision killed 71 people after a crew chose ATC over a TCAS Resolution Advisory - and permanently changed how aviation trains pilots to trust the machine.
GPS spoofing is silently falsifying aircraft positions across the Middle East, Baltic, and Caspian regions, exploiting a fundamental authentication gap in ADS-B that has no short-term fix.
The Senate Commerce Committee passed a bipartisan runway safety bill targeting surface incursions - here's what it does and what it means for every pilot flying today.
On July 23, 1983, a unit conversion error left Air Canada Flight 143 with half its required fuel, forcing a dead-stick landing at a Manitoba drag strip with 89 people aboard.
Plan continuation error is a cognitive bias that causes pilots to keep flying into deteriorating conditions - and it's a documented factor in hundreds of preventable accidents.
The January 2024 door plug blowout on Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 exposed systemic Boeing manufacturing failures and forced a reckoning with FAA oversight of commercial aircraft production.
Romania's TAROM has taken delivery of its first Boeing 737 MAX 8, marking another milestone in the aircraft's years-long rehabilitation following two fatal crashes.
GPS spoofing is actively corrupting ADS-B position data in conflict zones, creating false traffic pictures that controllers and pilots cannot automatically detect.
The 1977 Tenerife runway collision killed 583 people and permanently changed how pilots and controllers communicate - here's what every pilot needs to know.
An F-22 Raptor pilot earned the Air Force's highest flight safety award after executing a successful belly landing following loss of a main landing gear wheel.
A 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.
NBAA and AOPA are petitioning the FAA to extend Part 121 airline fatigue protections to charter and corporate pilots operating under Parts 135 and 125.
The Automatic Ground Collision Avoidance System has saved nine F-16 pilots since its 2014 deployment - and the path to general aviation remains technically and legally complex.
GPS spoofing is actively corrupting ADS-B surveillance data in multiple world regions, exposing a foundational gap in modern aviation's traffic picture.
The 2002 Überlingen mid-air collision killed 71 people after a crew overrode their TCAS Resolution Advisory - a case study in why RA compliance is an absolute rule.
Four aerodynamic misconceptions - from equal transit time to fixed stall speeds - remain dangerous for experienced pilots who stopped learning after their checkride.