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The sun had just set on a cold January day in 2016, when a Cirrus SR22T made its approach to Greene County Regional Airport near Dayton.

A pilot and controller express uncertainty during an abnormal landing gear situation that turns into a fire—and an emergency.

Following the loss of a U-2 reconnaissance aircraft over the Soviet Union on May 1, 1960, Lockheed needed “to build the impossible—and do it fast.” Called the SR-71—SR for Strategic Reconnaissance—it first flew on December 22, 1964.

The most likely, but unstated, reason for the decline in faith in see-and-avoid is the new availability of electronic systems for presenting traffic information in the cockpit.

When the NTSB finds undetermined reasons for an accident, it clearly leaves a lot of questions for pilots to ponder in its wake.

After a two-year absence due to COVID-19 concerns, the Heimdal Science Fiction charity auction is resuming in downtown Lynchburg. Proceeds will sponsor donations to nine charities, and send a local

The pilots of a Learjet get behind the airplane, and each other, and that leads to an unstabilized approach leading to an accident at Teterboro.

Clouds are mostly harmless, but sometimes they turn on you.

When clouds cover the mountains you're flying over, it's best to file IFR. Unfortunately for this pilot, that lesson wasn't heeded.

A pilot with little regard for his personal limitations repeats a fatal mistake made countless times in general aviation.