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A new sighting of a ’€œman flying a jetpack’€ might have been something else, though not Superman exactly.

A potentially expensive airworthiness directive is finalized, the return of the jet pack intruder, a long cross-country of a hybrid plane and much more in this week’s aviation news roundup.

The results might not surprise you–they were pretty much as we’d expected. Still, they were far from unanimous.

We did a double take the first time we saw this photograph. You might, too. Plus, the water is so clear, you could see a mermaid down there!

The SR22 went down in shallow water in Yuba City. The parachute deployment is creating controversy.

This video of an unlimited aerobatic plane making a low pass on a line of tents has, not surprisingly, generated a lot of controversy.

It’s been a rough past couple of years for the Washington aircraft maker, and the sanctions levied against U.S. products over Boeing subsidies will make it even tougher.

The new airworthiness directive will affect many thousands of planes, and if cracks are detected, the repairs will be expensive.

This short-wing Piper touched down on a Southern California dry lake and just kept sinking.

The emerging supersonic airliner will make first flights next year in a human-piloted scale demonstrator that we totally want to buy when they’re done with it!