
NTSB Releases New Video, Investigative Details From Fatal Philadelphia Learjet Accident
The NTSB released new surveillance video and investigative reports from its ongoing investigation into the fatal 2025 Philadelphia Learjet 55 crash.

The NTSB released new surveillance video and investigative reports from its ongoing investigation into the fatal 2025 Philadelphia Learjet 55 crash.

A new study finds pilots and flight attendants have higher rates of fatal radiation-related cancers than workers in other occupations, including those who handle radioactive materials.

The U.S. Army selected M1 Services to modernize helicopter pilot training at Fort Rucker through its new Flight School Next program.

Three-week campaign will operate from Scholes International Airport in Galveston.

Administrator opposes Cleveland’s plan as Ohio senators back the standard FAA review process.

Caution: Low Flying Aircraft

Free aviation program expected about 50 applicants and could expand into local high schools.

Proposed AD follows false stick-shaker events traced to frozen sensor vanes on MD-90s.

French fighter was conducting an air-defense training mission when the problem was discovered.

New Nevada company is developing personal, aerobatic and optionally piloted tactical designs around a common electric PowerWing.

One person was injured during the Friday morning departure attempt at Driggs-Reed Memorial.

Two Jolly Green II helicopters were launched after a Navy MH-60S made a hard landing in mountainous terrain.

November event will combine an airshow, aerospace technology displays and public access to parts of Kennedy Space Center.

Initial work will support a telecommunications contract expected to reach into the billions.

The 1934 England-to-Australia race winner was involved in an accident during an airshow in the U.K.

Duplicate call signs put two American Airlines flights on the same frequency near Phoenix.

Private development will add more than 113,000 square feet of aircraft storage at the Arizona airport.

Draft guidance addresses human-factors concerns as cockpit controls move beyond switches and knobs.

European GA groups say N-registered and other foreign aircraft are facing increased scrutiny from Italian financial authorities.

Proof-of-concept device could alter flight-management data after brief physical access to the aircraft.