Plane & Pilot Exclusive: Pilots And Other Aviation Workers Share How Coronavirus Threat Is Affecting Their Jobs
Workers in every segment are affected, some in very surprising ways, while uncertainty for the future abounds.
Breaking news in the world of aviation, from regulations to innovation to mishaps and more.
Workers in every segment are affected, some in very surprising ways, while uncertainty for the future abounds.
What exactly it would entail is unknown, but a total shutdown would be the first National Airspace System stoppage since the 9/11 attacks. Here’s what we know.
Commercial pilots are facing mandatory schedule changes, and it might get worse. Here’s what’s happening right now.
With all the news in the world seeming to border on the negative, this week’s photo of the week is all about the joy of flying.
With events and workplaces going on indefinite breaks, a lot of us will be flying from home. Here are some great ways to pass the time, aviation style.
Sun ‘n Fun had been planning to postpone the event until May 5-10. Recent events have called that plan into question.
There’s been much debate about the odds that Sun ‘n Fun will go on as planned. All the signs are good, but how much does that matter?
The AERO postponement is the first major aviation event to hit the pause button. Will others follow?
John C. Tune in Nashville, Tennessee, got slammed by tornadoes in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Damage is too extensive to calculate at this point.
Three busy flight schools in Georgia suspended operations amidst fears of the spread of the illness.