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Canadian agricultural pilot Jim Horvath has spent the past 56 summers skimming along at "plus or minus five feet," captivated by the allure of real stick-and-rudder flying.

Following a year-long stay in a military hospital burn unit after his T-28 Trojan was shot down during the Vietnam War, Shul beat the odds and went on to fly the fastest plane in the world — the SR-71 Blackbird.

American Airlines has made an agreement with Boom Supersonic to purchase 20 Overture aircraft, with an option for an additional 40. The airline has already paid a non-refundable deposit on the initial 20 jets.

Military Flight Release allows Top Aces' F-16 Advanced Aggressor Fighter aircraft to begin supporting U.S. Air Force flight training programs immediately.

Celebrating 10 years of service with a newly renovated 200,000-square-foot property at CYHU, the predominantly female team at HUB FBO is planning for a bright future.

Following an accident earlier this month involving a CT-114 Tutor jet operated by the Canadian Forces Snowbirds, an operational pause has been ordered on the entire Tutor fleet.

Piper Aircraft has made several new announcements about its flagship M600 aircraft, including that it may now be operated under FAA part 135 charter operations, and will soon be approved to operate from rough and unpaved surfaces.

WestJet is the launch customer of Aero Design Labs' Aerodynamic Drag Reduction System kit, which the engineering company has been quietly developing since 2017.

Year-over-year, Bombardier's gross profit during the quarter increased by 25 percent to US$269 million from US$215 million, and its operating income increased by 180 percent to US$101 million from US$36 million.

Despite recent progress in the aviation industry's decarbonization plans, SAF recently accounted for only 0.01 percent of jet fuel consumption globally, according to IATA.