Pipistrel Unveils Voyager Trainer, Lands Launch Customer With Up to 50 Aircraft
Company says the model is intended for frequent instructor-student operations and can support training from the beginner level through more advanced phases.
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Company says the model is intended for frequent instructor-student operations and can support training from the beginner level through more advanced phases.
Preliminary findings from the Laredo Citation crash offer pilots a sobering lesson in recognizing unfamiliar anomalies, resisting bias, and declaring emergencies early.
A Senate committee advanced legislation that would require the FAA to provide pilots with clearer, updated guidance on medications and medical certification.
Pratt & Whitney Canada has begun ground testing a hybrid-electric propulsion system ahead of planned flight tests in 2027.
Merlin completed an autonomous landing of a Cessna 208B Grand Caravan at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, demonstrating its AI-powered flight technology.
EAA’s Young Eagles program has officially reached 2.5 million flights, marking a major milestone for the decades-old program.
A federal audit found gaps in aviation cybersecurity oversight, including unclear responsibilities between the FAA and TSA.
The FAA has restored Boeing’s authority to issue airworthiness certificates for new 737 MAX and 787 aircraft after an eight-month safety review.
The measure would require an FAA review within six months and could lead to updated marking, NOTAM and obstacle-data policies.
The software is scheduled for release in August, while the first new interchangeable instrument panel is planned for early 2027.