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Interest rates are tightening as the Fed wrangles a service-driven and AI-propelled inflation level.

FAA’s MOSAIC rule opened up a world of possibilities for light-sport aircraft. Cosmic Aerospace is exploring almost all of them.

Airhart avionics cut workload, reduce risk, and widen access to flight.

Milestone sets the stage for flight testing.

There is more to the latest GAMA report than the top-line number shows.

Weeklong campaign will include flights at Dallas/Fort Worth International and Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance airports.

At least one pilot recognized the 767 was "too fast" on approach, the agency says.

Genuine short-field performer features a 28 mph stall speed, ADS-B integration, and low total time.

Here are the things you really should not do when maintaining an airplane.

From the creation of National Security Areas to permanent prohibited zones, legacy of tragedy continues to define skies pilots fly.

NBAA, AOPA, and others urge FAA to extend proposed Part 121 uniform rest and duty standards to more operators.

Former employees have reported lax safety procedures and discouragement to report issues by ownership.

EAA’s David Leiting walks through the many pathways for aspiring aviators.

Here are some tips for private pilot candidates considering an accelerated path to the check ride.