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Starlink has abruptly altered its pricing model for its general aviation in-flight internet service, causing frustration among its initial customers. The company originally offered an appealing flat-rate plan, which encouraged many to invest in the expensive hardware. Now, Starlink has implemented a tiered, data-based pricing structure, resulting in significantly higher

A striking photograph of the Commemorative Air Force's C-47, "That’s All, Brother," has been featured as a Picture of the Day. This particular aircraft is historically significant as it led the main airborne invasion of Normandy on D-Day. The image, captured by photographer Jim Roberts,

Leaders in Frankfort, Kentucky, have highlighted the essential role the state's agricultural sector will play in the future of aviation. The focus is on leveraging farms to produce feedstocks for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). This initiative is seen as a major economic opportunity for Kentucky's farmers.

Wizz Air has grounded approximately 40 aircraft following the discovery of a manufacturing flaw in their Pratt & Whitney GTF engines. The issue, caused by a contaminated powdered metal, necessitates premature and lengthy inspections for hundreds of planes globally. This has forced the airline to cancel a significant number of

The Royal Australian Air Force is deploying an E-7A Wedgetail aircraft to the Middle East for a six-month mission. Operating from a base in the United Arab Emirates, the aircraft will support international maritime security and freedom of navigation. This deployment is part of Australia's Operation Manitou, aimed

Metro Aviation has announced a significant production milestone, having completed 24 aircraft last year. This figure highlights a productive period for the company, a key player in helicopter completions and operations. The work likely involved outfitting various models with specialized equipment for roles such as air medical services and law

The legal battle between electric flying taxi rivals has escalated, with Archer Aviation filing a countersuit against Joby Aviation. The lawsuit alleges that Santa Cruz-based Joby misled U.S. regulators, including the Air Force, to gain a competitive advantage. Archer claims Joby deliberately concealed its significant and long-standing ties to