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The FAA has issued an airworthiness directive requiring structural inspections of 471 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft to check for cracks in a component reinforcing the front-door frame.
Federal authorities have launched an investigation following a loss of separation incident involving Marine One and a commercial jet at Reagan National Airport.
German authorities are investigating a security breach at Leipzig/Halle Airport after an employee discovered a drone carrying an explosive device.
Lockheed Martin Skunk Works has successfully executed 27 live target intercepts using an AI-piloted X-62 VISTA, marking a shift from simulation to operational sensor data.
After nearly five decades of operation, the A-10 Thunderbolt II has completed its final sortie from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, marking a significant transition for the installation.
Following years of regulatory setbacks, the FAA has granted certification to the Boeing 737 MAX 7, signaling a move toward upcoming customer deliveries.
A mid-air collision involving two McDermott Aviation Bell 214ST helicopters during firefighting operations in Greece has resulted in two fatalities.
NASA has officially opened its new Flight Dynamics Research Facility in Virginia, marking the agency’s first major wind tunnel investment in four decades.
The FAA is dedicating $425 million over three years to modernize critical infrastructure in Alaska, addressing long-standing safety concerns.
Turkish Aerospace has advanced its fifth-generation fighter program as the P1 prototype completes its initial low-speed taxi trials in Ankara.