Julie Boatman

The MOSAIC outcomes affect far more than just light sport aircraft—especially in light of recent outcry over FAA oversight of Boeing.

As the comment period closed for the MOSAIC revamp of the light sport aircraft approval process, several signatories backed EAA’s take.

Gulfstream’s Mark Burns and FLYING’s Fred George were inducted into the Living Legends of Aviation on Friday, January 19, in Los Angeles.

The WACO takes you back into a beginner’s mind, not only because it evokes the beginnings of aviation’s golden age.

December 17, 1935, saw the first flight of the Douglas Sleeper Transport, or DST, which marked the first variant of the DC-3 series.

Winter in North Carolina came early—bringing a deluge of rain that threatened the celebration of the Centennial of Flight.

The vision for safety at Austrian general aviation OEM Diamond Aircraft has continued under Chinese ownership, five years later.

The single-engine piston, diesel-powered Diamond DA50RG with a Continental CD-300 engine sets the bar for the category. We put one of the first ones to the test in Austria.

Differences between the V-tail and T-tail Bonanza versions exist and are significant enough to show up on a comparative level.

A collaborative project between Daher, Safran, and Airbus, Eco-Pulse demonstrates the next step in the decarbonization roadmap.

The U.S. House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure’s Subcommittee on Aviation invited key stakeholders from the aviation industry to gather in Washington, D.C., on Thursday for a hearing to outline exactly why passage of the long-term authorization bill is critical.

In a long and storied career, Clay Lacy has notched extraordinary experiences in commercial and business aviation, the military, and the Reno Air Races.

On this day of giving thanks, and as I get older, I know what I am grateful for as a pilot.

The general aviation manufacturing industry saw more than 10 percent growth year over year through third quarter 2023, according to GAMA.

We talk with the pilots who flew the Queen of the Skies, the Boeing 747, in revenue service as well as in flight test.

Schweizer has finished the first of its factory refreshed S300CBi helicopters.

AOPA began flight testing in its AOPA Baron of unleaded, high-octane avgas. The project launched this week with the introduction of GAMI’s G100UL during initial flights in Oklahoma.

The first NAFI Summit brought together instructors from all over to discuss, educate, and debate on a host of topics near to our hearts.

The general aviation industry expected last week’s release from the Environmental Protection Agency of the endangerment finding on leaded avgas. Thanks to a number of factors—including recent codification of leaded fuel reduction plans under the EAGLE (Eliminate Aviation Gas Lead Emissions) coalition—it feels like the finding was welcomed rather than feared.

Garmin has updated its D2 watch series with the Mach 1 Pro. The new multifunction tool includes an LED flashlight, night modes, and an ECG app.