The U.S. government must be working for someone, but it’s clear it's not working to keep the planes in the sky.

In the second part of the video dedicated to the analysis of Russian aircraft losses in the 2008 Georgian War, we take a look ...

Cirrus, known as the first FAA-approved aircraft to include a built-in parachute, has added a new level of safety to its ...

The U.S. Air Force recently successfully tested new components of the Boeing T-7A Red Hawk’s ejection seat system, as the ...

An F/A-18F Super Hornet assigned to USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) went overboard on Tuesday during an attempted landing on the ...

Cirrus Aircraft has rolled out an update to its SR-series G7 aircraft that comes equipped with an emergency auto-land system ...

Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport is set to disregard safety risks this summer by permitting large aircraft to land on a runway ...

Ghana, has called for a stronger and structured collaboration with the Ghana Air Force to enhance aviation safety and ensure robust investigative operations across the country ...

Daily Memo: Why The Great Airframe OEM Duopoly’s Days Are Numbered is published in Aviation Daily, an Aviation Week ...

Federal officials announced multiple technical upgrades and increased staffing after controllers lost all radar and radio ...

After experiencing a total radar and radio blackout, air traffic controllers are speaking out about what they believe is a ...

HELSINKI - A fighter jet belonging to the Finnish Air Force crashed near an airport in northern Finland on Wednesday, the country's military said, adding that the pilot had ejected from the aircraft ...