The decision to title an aircraft personally or through an LLC is highly conditional, depending on factors such as intended use, liability concerns, tax strategy, and co-ownership arrangements.

The U.S. Air Force's new T-7 Red Hawk trainer faces significant issues, including an inability to fly in rain and a "serious" airworthiness risk for initial models due to Boeing's alleged ...

The EAA AirVenture Fly-In Theater will host free screenings of classic aviation films from July 18-24. Located next to the Camp Scholler campground, the theater offers a five-story screen and free ...

Airhart Aeronautics is introducing a "context-aware" avionics suite for experimental and light sport aircraft, designed to simplify the cockpit experience and reduce pilot workload by providing active ...

A new facility, the Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) Procedures and Analysis Range (V-PAR), is under construction in Oklahoma City as a dedicated proving ground for large electric and hybrid ...

While many pilots consider the 172 a trainer, shoppers increasingly appreciate it as an economical aircraft for cross-country ...

Jet Aviation plans to expand its North American operations with a new facility to open in 2028 at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan ...

A viral video showing a Boeing 777-200LR making an extremely low pass at Horseshoe Bay Resort Jet Center in Texas sparked debate among aviation enthusiasts regarding its authenticity. The FAA is ...

Beta Technologies, Surf Air Mobility, and Hawaiian Airlines are conducting demonstration flights of Beta's electric CX300 aircraft in Hawaii to gather data on interisland service operational, economic ...

US Aviation Academy secured an $835 million Air Force contract for Initial Pilot Training, uniquely benefiting its civilian students. The Air Force cadets receive foundational training but do not ...

Epic Flight Academy in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, graduates its first group of Air Force pilots. Initial flight training was ...