Picture of the Day: July 29, 2026
A glowing DC-3 during a smoky Oshkosh sunrise.
A glowing DC-3 during a smoky Oshkosh sunrise.
Aircraft came to rest beyond the departure end of the runway at Chandler Municipal Airport.
The FAA is proposing changes to streamline commercial space licensing and reduce regulatory delays as the U.S. commercial space industry continues to grow.
The memorandum covers joint development, integration and certification work for Part 25 freighters.
The $850 million Springfield facility is planned to produce as many as 800 hybrid-electric aircraft annually.
The city’s July 27 town hall followed a debated decision to accept federal money for airport repairs.
About half of the segment’s employees have less than five years of experience as jet deliveries lag year-earlier levels.
Ashley Almquist received the keys to a 2024 Aviat A-1C-200 during a surprise presentation at AirVenture.
The agency wants lawmakers to reconcile competing House and Senate measures after the August recess.
The agency has not changed the 2030 target, though its deputy administrator described the current schedule as aggressive.
The undisclosed Middle Eastern customer will receive two business-jet-based surveillance aircraft in 2030.
The full-scale electric demonstrator is undergoing final preparations for its first flight in upstate New York.
The milestone aircraft went to Ferrari Vice Chairman Piero Ferrari.
Week saw start of MOSAIC operations, first next-generation light-sport aircraft delivery and Red Arrows’ Oshkosh debut.
The rule reaches Part 135 operators and radio-altimeter-equipped general aviation aircraft.
Mark Wallach stepped down after casting the only vote against continued operation of Boulder Municipal Airport.
The retiring Missouri lawmaker was recognized at AirVenture for his work on FAA policy and air traffic control modernization.
The two-seat aircraft has a 1,540-pound gross weight, IFR capability and Garmin AXIS avionics.
The Van’s-built aircraft will join a Tennessee flight school’s training fleet.
How will you spend the final day of AirVenture?