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The U.S. Navy recently unsealed footage of their aviators’ encounters with unknown aerial phenomena, yeah, UFOs. Did you believe it?

There was a lot of noise online about EAA overstepping its members’ rights by canceling its annual airshow. Was it a lot of smoke or did it reflect the majority opinion?

The agency issues a lifeline to those pilots and instructors whose FAA authorizations were threatened by the pandemic.

This week’s Photo Of The Week consists of two photos, both unusual shots of Oshkosh’s Wittman Regional Airport, both taken by Plane & Pilot editor-in-chief Isabel Goyer from two very different kind of airplanes on two very different days.

In announcing that it was scrubbing the show, EAA gave an unexpected reason for the early call to forego this year’s edition of the world’s biggest fly-in airshow.

The large, rugged all-new device is Garmin’s attempt to answer one big question. Does it?

The results of our survey last week returned results even more dramatic than we’d expected.

With today’s (April 28) edition of the Plane & Pilot eNews, we’re proud to announce our special new logo, which is featured on the cover of our June edition, along with the message “Plane Strong, Pilot Strong.” Our message is simple: Our segment of light aviation is strong enough to weather any storm. That’s because […]

The videos from encounters in 2007 and 2014 show absolutely unexplainable objects, leaving the skeptics without good theories.

A couple of stories from the CAP show why you want to leave your phone on when you fly.