The Federal Aviation Administration has approved Utah to begin testing electric aircraft, including electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. The program aims to develop safety rules for future ...

We have been using computers for airplanes for a long time now, but it becomes more complex and better every time, and the miniaturization of components and their mass production enable us to use ...

At the Future of Flight Center in Everett, visitors can watch jets take off from Paine Field, explore hands-on aviation exhibits and more.

Engineers at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) have just carried out a series of ...

Robinson Helicopter Company to Add Crewchief, Digital Aircraft Management and Maintenance Intelligence to Future Aircraft ...

Federal crews already rely on drones for wildfire prevention and support work. Now a new system being tested in Aspen could ...

British Aerospace's first flying 146 prototype faces an uncertain future after funding for its atmospheric laboratory work ...

The Boys & Girls Club of Topeka kicked off its Unheard Conference at the Topeka Center for Advanced Learning and Careers on Thursday, March 12.

Utah is one of five states selected to participate in a federal pilot program testing advanced electric aircraft.

The Cavorite X7's Low Projected Operating Cost Has Been Verified by a Leading Independent Audit Firm TORONTO, ON / ACCESS ...

Several US Air National Guard units face uncertainty as aging F-16 fighter jets are retired with no confirmed replacement ...

U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy announced eight pilot projects to test Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing vehicles (eVTOL) that’s scheduled to start across 26 states this summer.