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Eight in ten americans believe the economy is in fair or poor shape right now arthel a number that is not changed much over the past five months this sluggish economy grew 1.1 and fearing recession could be coming the state of the economy and continue to high inflation and perhaps some of the reasonings president biden approval rating to all time low after announcing reelection this week now "gallup poll" shows just 37% of americans approve of the oldest president u.s. history. the lowest number...

The U.S. Marines have a problem. They rely on their CH-53E Super Stallion medium-heavy lift helicopters to move troops, vehicles, and supplies off of their ships. But the helicopters are wearing out. Fast. The pace demanded by the Global War on

An excerpt from the forthcoming book: ‘All But Flying is Simulation – The Illustrated History of Flight Simulation’, by former MS&T Editor and Senior Correspondent Walter F. Ullrich.

Türkiye's homegrown unmanned fighter aircraft, Bayraktar Kızılelma, has achieved another milestone in its flight test campaign. According to a...

Greek F-16 aircraft will fly this week over Bulgaria as part of the joint flight training "Thracian Star". During the flight training, air co

AMST has been awarded a contract by IFTC, Istanbul for an A320 FTD Level 1 flight simulator.

The 155th Air Refueling Wing has been selected to house a training flight simulator at the Nebraska National Guard Base in Lincoln, the Air National Guard announced.

The USAF KC-135 Operational Flight Training device is capable of recreating realistic missions while providing training for any emergency situation pilots may face while in an aircraft.

Collaboration between Hong Kong and mainland China on flight training programmes aims to address manpower shortage.

Airlines are cutting training, some pilots say, at the worst possible time, as more collision close-calls are happening and flight demand is surging.