Aeronautical Knowledge News Today

The black hole departure can make takeoffs challenging and sometimes downright deadly but does not always receive enough attention.

A United Airlines 757-200 made an unscheduled stop in Denver on Monday because of damage to the leading edge of a wing.

Density altitude robs an aircraft of its performance, and if the pilot isn’t aware of it, they can run out of runway and options.

Pilots should receive training in the transition between VFR and instrument conditions with an instructor before they fly in It themselves.

Passengers on a KLM flight were told not to switch seats before takeoff for weight and balance safety reasons.

The GA Type Rating for Airline Pilots course seeks to help flight instructors reintroduce airline pilots to general aviation flying.

Turbulence Solutions, based in Vienna, garnered millions of views of its anti-turbulence technology on X, formerly Twitter.

Cirrus debuted its private pilot program, which centers on the SR series to help aid retention.

Look up in the sky! It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s a tank? Well, Tank Parrish, that is.

Last week the FAA announced an update to the Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge, also known as the PHAK, or FAA-H-8083.