Air New Zealand Conducts Passenger Weight Study

Air New Zealand is asking passengers to voluntarily weigh in before boarding so it can better understand the load their planes are carrying. The...

No Evidence Of UFOs But Better Data Needed: NASA Panel

If they're out there, there's "absolutely no convincing evidence" that we've seen them, but that doesn't mean the search for "unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP)"...

Nolen Reportedly Headed To EVTOL Company Archer

Reuters is reporting that FAA Acting Administrator Billy Nolen will join eVTOL startup Archer Aviation in the next few weeks. Nolen, who's been the...

Delta Under Fire For Carbon Offset ‘Green’ Marketing Strategy

Delta Air Lines is facing a California lawsuit over its $1 billion claim of carbon neutrality. Plaintiffs maintain that the carbon “offsets” Delta pays...

Top Letters And Comments, June 2, 2023

This week's letters brought comments from readers about what can be put in a hangar, avoiding skydivers when flying, and the profitability of fractional charters.

Garmin D2 Air X10: Health Meets Aviation

I’ve long-term tested every model of Garmin’s D2 aviator watch since the first in 2013,...

The Hangar’s Done. What Can I Put In It?

For years, it seems that the most common disagreement between airport management and hangar tenants...
More than 70 flight simulation developers will be exhibiting at FlightSimExpo 2023, scheduled for June 23-25 in Houston.
True Blue Power today announced the company’s Gen5 TB40 (40 amp-hour) Lithium-ion Battery now has FAA Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) approval for installation on all models of the PC-12.
My friend's Yak-52 in a four-ship formation flight on our way to do a fly-by for the USS Midway Museum in San Diego Bay, CA. Photo by Todd Bohlman.
Thailand hasn't condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Is that why it can't have F-35s?

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How To Avoid Having A Skydiver For A Hood Ornament

Pilots are often nervous about flying into or around airports with skydiving operations. There's really no need to be, as Paul Bertorelli explains in...