Picture a Cessna 172, the most common training airplane in the world. Someone taxis over a soft patch of grass, […]
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FAA's Mobile Clearance lets pilots skip the radio for IFR clearances
One of aviation’s most common tasks may soon include fewer radio calls and more typing. The FAA announced on Thursday […]
PRISM : Solo dan Malang Catat Pertumbuhan Pemesanan Tertinggi Masa Liburan 2026
Salah satu jaringan hitel PRISM JAKARTA, bisniswisata.co.id: PRISM mengungkap data pemesanan akomodasi selama periode libur sekolah 2026 yang menunjukkan adanya […]
DC-3 Society honors 90 Years with Oshkosh Missing Man Formation flight
Five Douglas DC-3 aircraft flew in a moving Missing Man Formation during EAA AirVenture Oshkosh on July, 21 in celebration […]
Why a two-aircraft order matters in the regional charter market
Commercial operators typically upgrade from twin piston aircraft to turboprop aircraft, but Tropic Air Charters’ latest Tecnam order shows a […]
Airbus takes the next step toward hybrid-electric aircraft systems
The aviation industry has been working with hybrid-electric technology for years now, but the next step may not be building […]
Gulfstream's G500 and G600 reach a new demand milestone
An aircraft’s success is not just judged by its launch, but also by its ability to sustain demand over time. […]
ATTA:Kemajuan Lebih Penting daripada Kesempurnaan: Laporan Keberlanjutan dan Dampak 2025
Foto: © ATTA / Hassen Salum – ATWS 2025 Puerto Natales WASHINGTON,bisniswisata.co.id : Hari ini, Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) […]
Pipistrel's Voyager targets a changing flight-school market
Training aircraft at flight schools are in constant use and need to keep up with modern technology and regulations. Pipistrel’s […]
Beechcraft Denali moves closer to reshaping the turboprop market
The Beechcraft Denali has been in development since 2021 and is now entering the final phase of flight testing ahead […]
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