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Preparations are underway around Chautauqua County, as the total solar eclipse will be happening in just a few months on April 8th.

The University of Oklahoma has responded to noise complaints from locals near Max Westheimer Airport.

Tumi Katisi and Alexander Villette will collaborate to help aspiring aviators

After a door plug blew off of an Alaska Airlines flight in January after taking off from Portland International Airport, one aviation expert says the incident could have been disastrous had the Boeing 737 Max 9 been at a higher altitude and if passengers were unbuckled.

Aircraft are made to withstand extreme temperatures, but the problem is often not what happens in the air, but on the ground.

A group of Goodyear residents are voicing concerns about what they said is a disruptive level of noise coming from the Phoenix Goodyear Airport.

Instructor fired after texting fellow pilot got better training because of her skin colour.

Michael Gaffney, author of the ninth edition of The Complete Garmin G1000: A Pilot's Handbook, began teaching the subject 18 years ago.

(Springfield-jm) – For the second consecutive year, Illinois has been named the number one leader for workforce development in the Midwest region. The top ranking highlights the State of Illino...

Catherine Press is CEO of Chinook Helicopters and a pioneer in the Canadian helicopter industry.