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Textron Inc. the company that makes Cessna airplanes and other aircraft, said on Tuesday that it would cut around 725 positions, or 2% of its global staff,...

Textron Aviation announced the 100th delivery of a Cessna Citation Longitude in October, a milestone that helps validate its foray into the super midsize category.

Goodwood Aero Club is continuing to offer flying scholarships in the name of Rob Wildeboer and has set up a Crowdfunder scheme.

The NTSB links a potentially preventable Cessna 337 Skymaster accident in remote Alaska to an inadvertent stall.

Jennifer and Vince Santorelly have been pleasantly surprised by living at Florida’s Cuyler Airfield (FD27).

The Cessna Skymaster features a centerline thrust arrangement that was meant to make single-engine flight safer.

The mystery of a plane crash in the Canadian wilderness has been solved: the wreck was a prop used by Canada s Civil Air Search and Rescue (Casara) for a training exercise

The week of Thanksgiving is one of the most traveled weeks of the year, with many boarding planes to go see relatives in other parts of the country. It is

Following recent assertions by some investigators that the pilot of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 intentionally crashed his plane into the Indian Ocean,

Since the Wright brothers invented the airplane in 1903, one aspect of how we fly hasnt changed. Evolving plane design and improved engines aside, almost all modern aircraft have one thing in common: Theyre powered by combustible fuels.