What do you get when you combine an aircraft created specifically for agricultural work and amphibious floats designed specifically for firefighting operations? Please share: Continue Reading →

Sixty years after earning fame for their feats in World War II, Congress has bestowed its Gold Medal on the surviving Tuskegee Airmen. Continue Reading →

Wally Schirra’s death on May 3 leaves only John Glenn and Scott Carpenter still living from the original seven Mercury astronauts. Continue Reading →

After 80 years in the airplane manufacturing business, the Cessna Aircraft Co. knows a thing or two about aircraft design development. Continue Reading →

The Commemorative Air Force will celebrate its 50-year anniversary with a National Patriotic Rally, set for July 9-11, in Las Vegas. Continue Reading →

An effort by museums in Maryland and British Columbia to preserve the two remaining Martin Mars flying boats has failed. Continue Reading →

“Where is Mary Jane?” Continue Reading →

Priorities are shifting at Flight Design, the company that dominates the Light Sport Aircraft market in the U.S. Continue Reading →

The National Aircraft Appraisers Association (NAAA) has launched a new program that qualifies select members to provide an Aircraft Buyer’s Agent Service. The service is designed to provide prospective buyers with an unbiased resource to help them with all phases... Continue Reading →

The week of Sun ‘n Fun was a busy one for Cirrus Design Corp. Continue Reading →