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Pentagon adds Cirrus on its list of Chinese military companies
The Pentagon now considers Cirrus a Chinese military company. The Department of Defense updated its Section 1260H list of Chinese […]
NASA’s X-59 breaks the sound barrier. But what about the boom?
Commercial supersonic flight over land has been off the table in the U.S. for more than 50 years because of […]
Otto Aerospace clears first FAA certification hurdle for the Phantom 3500
The Phantom 3500 is one step closer to service as Otto Aerospace announced on June 8th that its flagship Phantom […]
Unblock the door: FAA proposes AD after PC-12/47E emergency exit found blocked from inside
If you’re looking for a quick exit out of the Pilatus PC-12/47E, that may not be possible at the moment. […]
FAA pumps the brakes on Mesa’s Falcon Field Landing Fees
The FAA has expressed concerns over the planned landing fee program at Falcon Field Airport (FFZ) and has asked the […]
Continental engines are coming home
After more than a decade under Chinese state ownership, Continental Aerospace Technologies is returning to U.S. hands. Arcline Investment Management, […]
One loophole contributed to 67 fatalities. Congress still can't close it
Over a year after the midair collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport that killed 67 people, lawmakers are still […]
Southwest Airlines Flight 1380: Seventeen minutes to land, no good options, and a crew that didn't flinch
Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 took off from LaGuardia Airport, New York, on April 17th, 2018. The Boeing 737-700 was headed […]
Forty-five days of oil isn’t much runway
The jet fuel shortage is expected to worsen and everyone is feeling the pain from it. Fuel prices have been […]
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