The ICON A5 debuted at $139,000 in 2008 and delivered at nearly $389,000 a decade later - a cautionary tale the aviation industry needs to hear again in 2026.
Over 10,000 aircraft arrive at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh every July, and every single one is hand-guided to its spot by unpaid volunteers in orange vests.
A Florida EAA chapter treasurer faces grand theft charges after investigators say he stole nearly $65,000 and attempted to take $60,000 more from the organization.
A Cirrus SR22 caught fire over Brazil and the pilot survived after deploying the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System - a case study in CAPS decision-making for every GA pilot.
Hangar flying - pilots swapping stories at airports - is more than tradition. It's one of general aviation's most effective and underrated knowledge-transfer systems.
TIS-B uplinks radar-derived traffic to ADS-B In receivers, but its position accuracy and latency differ significantly from direct ADS-B targets - and most pilots don't know the difference.
The Cirrus Airframe Parachute System has logged more than 130 confirmed saves since 1997, but data shows pilots consistently wait too long to pull the handle.
The FAA warns that 3D-printed cockpit accessories on certificated aircraft are unapproved parts that can compromise airworthiness - here's what pilots need to know.
NASA's new university research awards fund AI-assisted avionics, quiet supersonic propulsion, noise reduction, and cheaper certification - here's what it means for pilots.