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A court ruling puts the principle of FAA control at risk. Why that’s something aviation can’t live with. When the Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on a liability suit by a pilot’s widow over an allegedly faulty engine that caused the crash that killed the woman’s husband, they opened a can of worms, angry, […]

I’ll admit up front. The word “special” is overused. Is every Super Bowl special? What about every Jason Bourne movie, every opening at the Met or every Indy 500? Even hardcore enthusiasts of those events would admit that some are way more special than others, and that sometimes there’s a real stinker, one that’s downright […]

The coming NBAA convention is shaping up to be the 500-knot canary in the coal mine, and why it’s likely to give us a good idea of where the industry is headed.

Financing Aviation Stuff is Hard: Here’s What One Company Did About it

Now that the new ACS testing standards are in effect, the good news is, it’s a whole new ballgame. This is a good thing, as the old ballgame, that is, the way the FAA administered tests, was, at best, useless, and, at worst, an abusive bureaucratic exercise that cost test applicants untold millions of dollars […]

From bare-bones to something else, the Legend Cub goes high-tech

One of four in the class of 2016, Poberezny brought the Experimental Aviation Association into the modern age and made its annual airshow a blockbuster event.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the Racing Capital of the World, was host to a different kind of high-speed event.

Here’s what it looks like and how it works.

From fairway to runway, the golf legend used both brain and brawn to get the job done.