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From 2014 (YouTube Edition): A Bit Of History Lovingly Restored To The Sport Aviation World ANN’s Michael Maya Charles had to search around at EAA AirVenture 2014 to find this story. The Aeroplane Factory building was one of the original exhibition halls back in the days before the term AirVenture was invented and it was simply referred to as The Oshkosh Fly-In. The Aeroplane factory is no longer a star exhibit Hall, but what Michael found inside was the soul of EAA. If you could pinpoint a starting place for the formation of EAA you would find it a little…

Aero Linx: The Aerospace Industries Association For over 100 years, the American aerospace and defense industry has shaped the world around us. From the first flight to the moon landing, the impact of A&D is immeasurable. And the next great aerospace achievement is on the horizon. We are critical to the health of the U.S. economy and serve as a seamless, fundamental part of daily life. Now more than ever, it’s vital that our collective industry has a strong voice speaking on its behalf.

A United Airlines captain was using the bathroom on a charter flight, and while she was in there, someone entered the cockpit and sat in her seat. When she proactively reported this safety issue to the company, she was reportedly fired. Say what now?! Unauthorized cockpit visit leads to United pilots being fired Former Delta captain Karlene Petitt covers a lot of topics related to aviation safety, and shares the story of a hearing that’s happening on May 19-21, 2026, at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Flight Standards Office in Denver, Colorado. It involves former United captain Cynthia Clifford, who…

KYIV, Ukraine — A Ukrainian company has produced the country’s first guided aerial bombs capable of striking targets “dozens of kilometers” behind enemy lines with 250-kilogram warheads, giving Kyiv a homegrown equivalent to Russia’s cheap, devastating glide bombs, the Ministry of Defense announced Monday.The aerial bomb is a winged but engineless weapon that drops from an aircraft at altitude, gliding to its target on the speed and altitude of release, steered by satellite guidance. It costs much less than cruise missiles per shot, carries much larger warheads than most drones and lets aircraft stay outside the densest air defenses.“The first…

While it seems like there are a lot of hurdles to overcome, it’s interesting to see the government even proposing this… Emirates asked to operate seventh freedom Israel flights Israel’s N12 publication is reporting that Israel’s Ministry of Transportation has met with senior officials from Emirates, and has made a surprising request. Specifically, the country is proposing that Emirates launches seventh freedom flights from Tel Aviv (TLV) to both New York (JFK) and Bangkok (BKK), and possibly other destinations. Could Emirates fly from Tel Aviv to New York & Bangkok? This would allow Emirates to transport passenger exclusively between Israel…

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FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford told US lawmakers the agency is carrying out a “sweeping” reorganization aimed at closing safety gaps exposed by the fatal 2025 midair collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport between a jetliner and Army helicopter. Bedford also acknowledged direct FAA responsibility for missed warning signs before the crash, telling lawmakers the agency had data that should have prompted action but failed to interpret and act on it quickly enough. “Our airspace system was providing warning signals prior to that tragic evening. The issue was not a lack of data — it was a failure to translate…

Note: This is a reminder that World of Hyatt’s award chart changes will be kicking in as of Wednesday, May 20, 2026. So if you want to secure any reservations before the changes, now is the time to book. You can find the basics of all the changes below. World of Hyatt has announced some major changes to award pricing. While the program is maintaining published award charts, these changes have the potential to be pretty brutal, especially as time goes on. Separately, I’ve covered a couple of minor positive program updates, related to points sharing and early access to…

Japan has completed a ground combustion test of a ramjet engine for a Mach 5 experimental aircraft, marking a step forward in the country’s long-running hypersonic flight research endeavors. The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Waseda University, the University of Tokyo and Keio University conducted the test as part of a research project focused on integrated airframe and propulsion control for a hypersonic flight testbed. The team installed the experimental aircraft in the ramjet engine test facility at JAXA’s Kakuda Space Center in Miyagi Prefecture. The wind-tunnel test simulated flight at Mach 5, or five times the speed of sound, and…

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is seeking to make security check in less of a hassle for US air travelers by moving airport screening outside the airport terminal in a new test aimed at easing congestion at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). A new remote terminal in Framingham, Massachusetts, will allow some Delta Air Lines and JetBlue Airways passengers to check in, drop bags and clear TSA security before traveling to Logan by bus and skipping security lines at the airport. The facility, operated by Landline in partnership with Massport, is being described as North America’s first off-airport TSA security…