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With Covid-19 on the decline and tens of millions fully vaccinated, more countries are opening their borders, and the Centers for Disease Control is good with that.

A finalist in the Our Flying World Photo Contest, the shot captures the motion and fury of the classic twin in action.

Plus, A Farewell To A Sport Aviation Legend, A Bad Mu-2 Crash, Progress In International Flying And Much More.

The launch and recovery yesterday in South Texas marked a milestone for the company, which plans to use the technology for Mars exploration.

The Boeing company’s latest all-in-one iOS app boasts some new features that once again raise the bar in the flight app world.

One of the victims lived in the home the plane crashed into.

In a simulation, the seaman took off from a pursuit boat and landed aboard the target ship in motion.

The bright yellow taildragger was remarkably good at flying on its own but, as it turns out, really bad at landing. How it happened is bound to create a little tension around the airport.

The talented designer was one of the leading figures in sport aviation for more than 40 years.

What is becoming Women In Aviation’s signature happening will feature in-person events after last year’s gatherings went virtual.