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Two more Riyadh airport attacks cause fatalities and damage to Saudia aircraft
International airlines are suspending flights to Saudi Arabia after four separate airport strikes this week by Houthi rebels. Riyadh’s King...
Airlines & Routes
Reason for flap separation that preceded fatal Elixir crash yet to be understood
Entire fleet of single-engined trainers remains grounded as a precaution after Rochefort accident. Flap detachment during circuit flying pre...
Pilots & Training
Jeppesen ForeFlight pushes aviation-specific AI with a human touch
Digital business insists it is taking a different approach with its agentic artificial intelligence platform. To Brad Surak, artificial inte...
Airlines & Routes
Running Takeoffs and Roll-On Landings
Running takeoffs and roll-on landings trade a hover for forward airspeed. Both rely on effective translational lift to fly the helicopter of...
Pilots & Training
A decade of CORSIA: Building a global approach to international aviation emissions
Ten years ago, the 39th session of the ICAO Assembly adopted a landmark global agreement to address CO₂ emissions from international aviatio...
Pilots & Training
Mountain Air Cargo, CSA Air, WASI, and Royal Proudly Sponsor the 32nd Annual Pink Ribbon Open
Mountain Air Cargo, CSA Air, WASI, and Royal Proudly Sponsor the 32nd Annual Pink Ribbon Open
The post Mountain Air Cargo, CSA Air, WASI, an...
Business & General Aviation
Free Flight Training: How Pilot Apprenticeships Work
US airline cadet programs don't pay for your training. They give you a conditional job offer and access to a loan. An apprenticeship is a di...
Pilots & Training
College and Flight Training at the Same Time: How the Pathway Works
For most of aviation's history you chose between college and flying, and paid twice if you wanted both. A partner-school pathway runs them t...
Pilots & Training
GSSAs set for closer airline integration
GSSAs will evolve to increasingly integrate with airlines while offering a menu of services and target new market entrants, according to spe...
Airlines & Routes
How GSSAs avoid a race to the bottom
GSSAs are avoiding a race to the bottom in localised rate wars by utilising data, creating premium products and feeding in cargo from more l...
Airlines & Routes
Start Lighter, Start Faster, Start Smarter
Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics president Matthew Harrah shows FLYING how True Blue Power’s lithium batteries are rewriting the rules...
Safety & Maintenance
Rolling out the technology for seamless and contact-free air travel
Talks during the ICAO TRIP Symposium focused on how to broaden and accelerate implementation
The post Rolling out the technology for seamles...
Airports & Air Traffic
Commercial Checkride: What to Expect + Common Gotchas
The commercial pilot checkride is the FAA practical test that stands between you and your commercial certificate. It’s the day when you’ll n...
Pilots & Training
How Long Do Airline Pilots Actually Spend In Each Location?
How long do airline pilots actually spend in each destination? From short-haul pilots returning home every night to long-haul crews spending...
Airlines & Routes
WestJet appoints AVIAREPS as cargo GSA in India
WestJet Cargo has appointed AVIAREPS as its general sales agent (GSA) in India, with responsibility for supporting cargo sales, customer eng...
Airlines & Routes
Tecnam Pulls Back Curtain on New Era of Personal Flying
Company managing director Giovanni Pascale walks FLYING through the reveal at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.
Aircraft & Manufacturing
Sponsor the 2026 Air Cargo News Awards
The 2026 Air Cargo News Awards are now less than two months away, yet there is still an opportunity to take part as one of our high-profile...
Business & General Aviation
How to Remove ATP and SOE Restrictions
You have an SOE (Supervised Operating Experience) restrictions on a TYPE RATING if you have the following limitation (substitute CL-65 for a...
Pilots & Training
FAA First-Class Medical: What Disqualifies You, What Doesn't, and Why to Take It First
FAA First-Class Medical: What Disqualifies You, What Doesn't, and Why to Take It First
This article was authored by Flex Air President Paul...
Airports & Air Traffic
Do You Need a College Degree to Become an Airline Pilot?
No, not from the FAA, and not from any U.S. airline. A degree changes exactly one thing, and only at certain schools. Here's the rule, the e...
Pilots & Training