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The teenage student pilot wasn’t seriously injured in the New Jersey crash.

The aviation pioneer founded a company that helped change the face of backcountry flying.

After a year off, and conducted under still-trying circumstances, this year’s AirVenture was like none other, in ways both good and, let’s be honest, not so good. But nobody is complaining. We needed this.

Its Spirit of Innovation hit a mark that amazes.

This is the doll that kids have been waiting for!

The pilot and his sister were killed in the October crash in Wisconsin.

This week’s photo is from pro pilot Kayleigh Huth, who actually loves the challenges of winter weather!

Plus, a civilian tiltrotor makes headway, fatalities down in GA by a lot, a big follow-up by EAA, and Joby shares its certification plans.

In the most one-sided survey we’ve run, respondents had strong negative opinions about inclusion and diversity.

In some cases, the pilot at the controls had no intention of being there. Sometimes, it works out better than anyone could have imagined.