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How the success of Blue Origins might mean that a new space race is actually open. I forget who said that “all politics are local,” a sentiment I don’t entirely agree with, but I do think that space flight is inherently global and inescapably political. Maybe it shouldn’t be so much of the later. NASA, […]

In the wake of controversy and complaints about unfair pricing, the FAA has issued guidance for pilots and FBO owners

It’s that time of year again and the FAA is hoping to keep holiday decoration hazards to a minimum for pilots

The argument over net neutrality is tainted, and here’s why we in aviation should be worried. The battle over net neutrality is heating up!again!only this time the dialog features a lot of robots weighing in on the subject. Net neutrality is the current longtime policy under which Internet providers are not allowed to give bandwidth […]

Does the cost of fuel affect how much you fly? Take our survey and tell us about your experiences.

Swiss airplane manufacturer Pilatus has earned FAA and EASA type certification for its PC24 twinjet, and the model is set to disrupt the light jet segment mightily

The new company is looking to develop a clean, quiet aircraft for short city flights

The FAA Administrator’s Fact Book is making an online comeback

A race through an obstacle course provides some interesting feedback on the state of A.I. operated aircraft

My airplane is in for annual. It’s my first annual with it. A new plane (new to me), a new shop, and a history that I’m only getting to know bit by bit. I was texting with a friend the other day whose airplane is also in for annual. He said his thoughts and prayers […]