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Cessna 210 Engine Separates After Takeoff

Pilot survives accident in Louisiana after aircraft's engine breaks away in flight.

Wasatch Aero Plans Four-Seat Twin Turboprop

The proposed aircraft targets multiengine training and personal flying under the FAA's expanded MOSAIC framework.

FAA Restores Flight Deck Training for Controllers

Program will allow controllers to observe pilot workload and cockpit procedures during actual flights.

EASA Expands Swift 100R Approvals in Europe

European validation extends existing FAA fuel approvals to more piston aircraft and engines.

Garmin Autoland Tops 2,500 Aircraft

Garmin Autoland has reached 2,500 equipped aircraft, expanding from its initial 2020 certification to more than 15 aircraft models.

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FAA Certifies Gogo Galileo HDX for Citation Longitude and Latitude

Textron Aviation business jets delivered starting in 2028 will be eligible for no-charge installation of the connectivity solution.

FAA Reinstates Flight Deck Training for ATCs

Air traffic controllers will be able to apply for jumpseat access to gain firsthand experience on flight deck operations.

This 2001 Piper PA-34-220T Seneca V Is a Well-Kept ‘AircraftForSale' Top Pick

Open-checkbook maintenance and state-of-the-art glass panel bolster six-seat multiengine cruiser.

More Than 2,500 Aircraft Now Equipped With Garmin Autoland

Emergency system has seen only one recorded real-world activation but passed that test with flying colors.

How to Become an Airframe & Powerplant Technician

Path to a career as an A&P mechanic involves various training and testing requirements.