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In honor of Black History Month, we remember Bessie Coleman with her great niece Gigi, who performs a different kind of barnstorming.

Pilots who like the standard 182’s all-around performance and reliability but seek extra speed should consider this 1979 Cessna TR182.

Insightful Analysis of Textron Inc's Market Position and Future Prospects

MANDAN – Civil Air Patrol members from around the state expanded their search and rescue (SAR) capabilities during an all-day training exercise Saturday. O

Tuesday is the 60th anniversary of the death of Ken Hubbs, a star player for the Chicago Cubs who died when his small plane crashed into the frozen Utah Lake.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have jetted off on holidays (again).

Win McCormack’s employees allegedly used his money to buy a private jet and a home in Sunriver.

Chansey Paech wont resign over his former alcohol investing, and expert economists say we could earn $100 billion from a fossil fuel tax.

Engineers at Echodyne have enhanced the capability of small radars for military applications such a counter-UAS [uncrewed aircraft system]. In a podcast I did with Tom Driscoll, co-founder and CTO of Echodyne, he and I discussed how his team’s metamaterials electronically scanned array (MESA) radar system does things that traditional active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar systems cannot, the company’s unique business model, and how it leverages commercial off-the-sh...