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In this week’s Plane & Pilot Photo Of The Week, Jan Johnson shares a photo of an unlikely reader of our great magazine. We might be biased, but this cool character, the likes of whom many of us are sharing close quarters with, seems to understand the finer points, and is especially interested for some […]

The Department of Defense’s concerns are dismissed. What’s happening? How bad could it be?

The agreement in principle will give employees a lifeline through September 30. After that, well, that’s where things get prickly.

The former Phillies and Blue Jays hurler was killed in the crash of his Icon A5. The NTSB’s factual report catalogs a wealth of concerning details.

Why FAs are required in some converted cargo planes.

The company, which knows its way around plastics, is partnering with a medical device company to create and produce highly-sought-after protective devices.

The year 2020 has been a terrible one in just about every way, so the last thing we needed was for tornadoes to cut wide swaths through the nation. But that’s just what they’ve done. Over the past six weeks or so, three super powerful storm fronts have slammed their way from North Texas to […]

In its proposal published recently, the FAA is laying out the rules of the road for supersonic flight and supersonic flight-testing.

Watch this homebuilt aircraft taxiing on the ice! And then watch it land.

Boeing’s grounded design to require protections the FAA previously allowed to be inoperative for flight.