NORAD Responds To More Than A Dozen NY/NJ TFR Violations

The incursions took place this month in FAA-issued restricted airspace.

Former NAAA President Rick Boardman Killed In Accident

Boardman was a former NAAA president and longtime Nebraska aerial application operator known for mentoring pilots and advancing industry safety.

Garmin Expands Navigation Database Coverage To Africa

The new Transatlantic OnePak covers compatible Garmin avionics in aircraft flying in Africa, Europe and the Americas.

Poll Shows Support For Airline Return To Naples Airport

American Airlines is proposing PSA CRJ-700 service between Naples, Florida, and Charlotte.

N.J. Man Gets 6½ Years In Fatal Training Accident

Former flight instructor barred from aviation industry after 2022 accident that killed student pilot.

LAPP Seeks Hearing On Burke Lakefront

Airport supporters are asking for a public forum as Cleveland considers the future of the lakefront airport.

LAPP Urges City Council to Schedule Burke Lakefront Hearing

CLEVELAND—In a letter to Cleveland City Council members, the Lakefront Airport Preservation Partnership (LAPP) is urging the Council’s Transportation and Mobility Committee to schedule a hearing on Mayor Justin Bibb’s proposed closure of Bu

Coalition urges Cleveland council to schedule Burke Lakefront hearing

In a letter to Cleveland City Council members, the Lakefront Airport Preservation Partnership (LAPP) is urging the Council’s Transportation and Mobility Committee to schedule a hearing on Mayor Justin Bibb’s proposed closure of Burke Lakefr

Minnesota tribe returns airplane seven months after seizure

A Minnesota pilot, whose Stinson 108 was seized by the Red Lake Nation following an emergency landing on a state highway, got his airplane back on June 3 after months of effort by AOPA and others.

Building support for Vermont aviation

The Green Mountain State has a history of neglecting general aviation, but a homegrown effort to build electric aircraft combined with steady advocacy by pilots and AOPA has begun to thaw frosty attitudes in the capital, and beyond.

Solo before senior year

A student’s first solo is usually described as a mix of nerves and excitement. At just 10.1 hours of flight time 17-year-old Crio Jelsma completed his first solo flight at Skyview Aviation in Tracy, California.

Women Can Fly

When I arrived, there was one parking spot left and attendees were being directed to overflow parking in the grass. The packed Women Can Fly event at Warrenton/Fauquier Airport in Virgina on June 6 provided introductory aviation experiences

EASA publishes Article 89 report on aviation safety and socio-economic factors

COLOGNE, June 8, 2026 — The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) published an assessment of the interdependencies between aviation safety and socio-economic factors affecting safety-critical personnel in Europe, to ensure that socio

EASA publishes Article 89 report on aviation safety and socio-economic factors

COLOGNE, June 8, 2026 — The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) published an assessment of the interdependencies between aviation safety and socio-economic factors affecting safety-critical personnel in Europe, to ensure that socio

States seek accelerated decarbonization of air transport

ICAO Aviation Climate Week wraps up with focus on carbon neutral growth

States seek accelerated decarbonization of air transport

ICAO Aviation Climate Week wraps up with focus on carbon neutral growth

Sustainable Aviation Fuels in focus at ICAO Aviation Climate Week

Sustainable Aviation Fuels in focus at ICAO Aviation Climate Week

FAA Proposes $104,000 Fine Against Private Jets, Inc. for Alleged Pilot Training Violations

WASHINGTON — The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) proposes a $104,000 civil penalty against Private Jets, Inc. of Bethany, Oklahoma, for allegedly violating pilot qualification regulations.  The FAA alleges that a Private Jets employee

EASA releases latest issue of its Concept Paper on Artificial Intelligence for comment

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) released Proposed Issue 03 of its Concept Paper on Artificial Intelligence (AI), now open for a consultation period of 10 weeks. This is the final Concept Paper deliverable foreseen under the

Extended Deadline for CEI 2026.03 — Direct Accreditation of Qualified Entities: Air Traffic Management/Air Navigation Services Systems and Constituents domain experts

EASA has extended the deadline for applications to the call for expression of interest (CEI): CEI Number: 2026.03Categories of Tasks: Air Traffic Management/Air Navigation Services Systems and ConstituentsExtended Closing Date: 14 June 2026

Europe for Aviation strives for more modern and efficient ATM in Europe

LISBON, May 29, 2026 — Nine European institutions showcased their joint vision and progress toward a more modern and effective air traffic management system in Europe at Airspace World, the annual three-day ATM trade fair that took place in

Europe for Aviation strives for more modern and efficient ATM in Europe

LISBON, May 29, 2026 — Nine European institutions showcased their joint vision and progress toward a more modern and effective air traffic management system in Europe at Airspace World, the annual three-day ATM trade fair that took place in

Trump’s Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy Invests $523 Million to Modernize Airport Infrastructure in 43 States

Funding will support runway, terminal, taxiway and other critical infrastructure improvements

Trump’s Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy Announces First Texas College to Join Air Traffic Controller Training Program

WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy today announced the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has partnered with Angelo State University in Texas to implement the Enhanced Air Traffic – Collegiate Training Initiat

FAA Establishes ‘No Drone Zones’ for FIFA World Cup 2026 Stadiums, Fan Events and Base Camps

WASHINGTON – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), in coordination with the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice, will establish temporary flight restrictions (TFRs) over stadiums hosting FIFA World Cup 2026 ma

FAA Proposes $336,000 Fine Against Planet Nine Private Air for Alleged International Flight Violations

WASHINGTON — The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) proposes a $336,000 civil penalty against Planet Nine Private Air of Van Nuys, California, for allegedly violating international aviation regulations and conducting flights in a careles

FAA Proposes $165,000 Fine Against Alaska Airlines for Alleged Intoxicated Passenger Violations

WASHINGTON — The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) proposes a $165,000 civil penalty against Alaska Airlines for allegedly allowing intoxicated passengers to board flights.  FAA regulations prohibit airlines from allowing anyone who app