The second quarter of 2026 is in the books, and Embraer’s delivery report gives the company plenty to point to: […]
Embraer posts its best Q2 in 16 years. What that means for used prices
Posts archive for July, 2026
FAA proposes making the inspection authorization a permanent rating
The Inspection Authorization (IA) is a workhorse credential in general aviation, allowing mechanics to sign off annual inspections. Today it […]
A Cirrus SR22T just crossed the Atlantic. The mission was the World Cup
Would you fly a single-engine piston aircraft trans-Atlantic? Undoubtedly, the Cirrus SR22T has become one of the most popular aircraft […]
Passenger With No Flight Experience Lands Cessna Caravan After Pilot Collapses
Shortly before noon on May 10, 2022, a Cessna Caravan bound from Marsh Harbor in the Bahamas to Fort Pierce, […]
Leaded avgas ends in 2030. The replacement fuel isn't ready yet.
The end of leaded avgas has had a soft target of 2030 for years. Most operators assumed it would slip. […]
Sustainable aviation fuel was the bridge to net zero. Aviation is backing away
A pump fake works because the defender believes the shot is coming. You sell the motion, draw the commitment out […]
Fuel markets react to Iran-U.S. ceasefire with partial price relief
On June 17, the United States and Iran signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) formalizing a ceasefire and committing both […]
Praetor 500E and 600E certified, but first delivery is 2029
Embraer has just received the green light to add two new models to its popular Praetor line production schedule. The […]
G800 sets farthest fastest flight in business aviation history
The Gulfstream G800 reached two major milestones in June. The jet completed the Gulfstream fleet’s 800th city pair speed record […]
Duncan Aviation expands PW300 and PW500 engine overhaul capacity in Lincoln
Duncan Aviation has completed its expansion at its turbine engine overhaul shop in Lincoln, Nebraska, adding 36,000 sq. ft. of […]
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