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Michelle Kole wasn’t sure what kind of airplane she wanted to own.

Flying for the Air Transport Auxiliary during World War II

A teenager’s 3,000 nm solo journey from the Yukon to Quebec

Having a clearance doesn’t always guarantee that you’re clear

Small and feisty companies like 3Xtrim challenge conventional market wisdom

Aviation’s posterior-measuring system

The pioneering aircraft maker to be acquired by a Chinese company

When it comes to air show safety, the U.S. has it nailed

With massive tundra tires, a welded tubular steel fuselage frame and seating for five, the tailwheel version of Expedition Aircraft’s bushplane lives up to its formidable name: Bigfoot.

A partial solution to the flight-recorder problem that doesn’t cost a fortune