Category: Aviation News

Most charges dropped against bold mailman. Doug Hughes, the Florida mailman and gyrocopter pilot who landed on the Capitol lawn in April, has pleaded guilty to a felony charge of […]

Testing expected to conclude in a few days. With all function and reliability testing finished, Honda Aircraft Company announced that the HondaJet’s FAA certification is nearing completion.   “Honda Aircraft […]

German firm will continue selling ATC products. Sennheiser says it’s exiting the pilot headset market after the audio specialist failed achieve the sort of market penetration it targeted when it […]

Last airworthy WB-57s join for historic flight. Last week in Houston the public got a rare treat as the last three airworthy WB-57 airplanes took to the skies for a […]

Industry stakeholders recommend simple process. A task force consisting of a variety of small unmanned aircraft system stakeholders including manufacturers, sales outlets, video camera manufacturers, and manned and unmanned aircraft […]

ONE Aviation plans deliveries for early 2016. ONE Aviation announced Wednesday that its Eclipse 550 twin-engine jet was awarded type certification by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).   “We […]

TBM Charter Pack dedicated to commercial operators. The French producer of the TBM product line, Daher, has launched a new concept to support a growing number of charter operators transporting […]

New graphical tools for flight planning app. ForeFlight is rethinking the preflight briefing with new graphical tools for its flight planning app that replace the sometimes hard to interpret wall […]

University anticipates its most successful air show to date. At the NBAA annual convention in Las Vegas, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University confirmed the dates of its 2016 Wings and Waves Air […]

Business aviation convention beats expectations. NBAA 2015 is in the books after the doors closed for good yesterday on a show that featured an abundance of big news stories to […]