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Aviation News
Epic E1000 AX Autoland Receives FAA Certification
Epic E1000 AX Autoland has received FAA certification, giving the single-engine turboprop an emergency landing system that can take over if the pilot becomes...
Aviation News
Airbus A350F First Flight Begins New Era in Widebody Cargo
The Airbus A350F first flight took place Tuesday, September 29, 2026, giving Airbus one of the biggest milestones yet in its effort to break...
Aviation News
Trump’s Bombardier Ban: What Happens to the Thousands of Jets Already Flying in America?
President Donald Trump’s threat to block Bombardier from the U.S. market raises a much bigger aviation question than the political headlines suggest. If Trump’s...
Pilot Resources
Could ADS-B In Become Mandatory? What an FAA Requirement Could Mean for Pilots
A possible FAA ADS-B In mandate could eventually change the equipment found in thousands of aircraft across the United States. Following renewed concerns about...
Aviation News
FAA Supersonic Flight Ban Could Be Coming to an End After More Than 50 Years
For more than five decades, the FAA supersonic flight ban has prevented most civilian aircraft from flying faster than the speed of sound over...
Aviation News
Atlanta Still on Top as U.S. Airports Dominate the World’s Busiest Rankings
Once again, the global aviation numbers point to the same conclusion. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport remains the world’s busiest airport. Based on 2025 capacity...
Aviation News
Is There Really a Pilot Shortage or Is That a Myth?
For more than a decade, aviation headlines have warned of an impending pilot shortage. Airlines, manufacturers, and training organizations often describe a future where...
Aviation News
AI as a Co-Pilot, The Technology Quietly Entering the Cockpit
For decades, aviation automation has been evolving one system at a time. Autopilot reduced workload, flight management systems streamlined navigation, and glass cockpits transformed...