Going Direct: Coronavirus Dilemma: High Sierra Fly-In Organizer Debates Canceling
Arguably the coolest event aviation or otherwise on the planet, the annual High Sierra Fly-In will be impossible to cancel, or to hold.
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Blue Angels In Close Call With Drone
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels had a close call with a drone.Video came out recently of an amazing Detroit area Blue Angels fly by, uploaded by @giolucia to the Facebook and Instagram social media sites. The footage, which shows the Blues whipping by, was soon pulled down, but not before a YouTube site grabbed the […]
Senator Raises Alarm Bells Over Threat To GPS
A newly approved use of the spectrum adjacent to GPS causes aviation watchdogs great concern.
Accident Brief: Beechcraft 36 Bonanza Crashes On Takeoff In Texas
The pilot was injured while attempting to takeoff in Lubbock, Texas
Famous Last Achievements in Aviation
Here are some remarkable aviation feats that you’ll (likely) never see again.
Survey Results: Cautious Optimism About An Aviation Career Path During Coronavirus Pandemic
Our reader survey asked for your views on the future of aviation as a career and the wisdom of someone choosing a career in flying right now.
Update: Austin Runway Victim ID‘ed. But Who Was He Really, And Why Was He There?
No word from authorities on why it has taken so long for details to emerge, but at least there’s a name.
Mysteries of Flight: The Nevada Triangle
The Bermuda Triangle is better known. This one’s far more deadly.
Snap Roll Quiz Time! Cessna Skyhawk
How much do you know about the most produced airplane in history, the venerable Cessna 172?
