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A new and potentially onerous pilot record-keeping regulation is in this week’s news, and Garmin is not using a particular term to refer to the computer virus attacks from last week.

In a video conversation with EAA leader Jack Pelton, Jim Bridenstine discusses autonomous flight, supersonics, electrics and more, some of it quite controversial.

Robina Asti, a 99-year old instructor, gave a recurrency lesson and got into the record books in the process.

The crash of a Cherokee PA-32 killed three, including the pilot, after it apparently failed to gain altitude after takeoff.

There’s good news behind the scary story of the unprecedented cyber attack.

The surplus military fighter jet gets poor gas mileage but cuts commute time to nothing. And the price ain’t bad, either.

The company is ready to start cranking out the fast turboprop singles.

This week saw an outpouring of hopeful sadness over the Oshkosh that isn’t, along with news from the LSA world, a newly announced plan for the 737 Max and more.

No one was seriously hurt when the small plane smashed into and then got stuck in the tower.

A week of stories that in some cases were surprisingly hopeful.