Vern Raburn, who was the mind behind friction-stir welding and the concept of the very light jet, is dead at 75.

FLYING Finance looks at what comes next for the pilot looking toward pressurized cabin and high horsepower options.

Today's Top Pick is a 1980 Beechcraft F33A Bonanza, upgraded from its original factory standard to be a relentless cross-country machine with rock-solid stability. Key performance enhancements include ...

Florida is the latest to restrict ADS-B data use for certain nonsafety purposes amid a push to end the practice nationwide.

Wheels Up said Wednesday that it retired all of its legacy jet fleets, completing its move to premium Phenom 300 and 300E and Challenger 300 and 350 models. The move lowers the average age of the ...

WACO Aircraft Corp. abruptly ceased all aircraft production and maintenance operations at its Battle Creek, Michigan factory, effective immediately. Employees were informed not to return to work via ...

Located in Toledo, Washington, is a particularly attractive specimen for a buyer seeking an honest, well-maintained airframe with plenty of potential. With just 2,238 hours on the airframe since new, ...

Commercial companies launching satellites, flying orbital test missions, or conducting other space-related activities will soon need to pay to leave Earth. Per a notice the FAA published in the ...

The FAA has awarded Rohde & Schwarz USA a nearly $5 billion contract to replace hundreds of outdated analog air traffic control (ATC) voice switchboards with modern digital systems. This initiative is ...

Choosing the right flight school is the first step toward achieving your aviation dreams — and FLYING is here to help. Our Flight Schools section offers in-depth profiles, expert advice, training tips ...

The article spotlights a 1968 Cessna U206C Skywagon as "Today's Top Pick" due to its robust utility and significant modernization. This specific aircraft maintains the Cessna 206's legendary ...

Sometimes we get a chance to share our skills with a non-pilot and it brings a smile to their face and creates a memory—even if you never leave the ground.