Lawmakers on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee in the House of Representatives have introduced bipartisan legislation to ensure that, during any future government shutdowns, air traffic controllers will continue to get paid.
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8GK upgraded with $1 million fueling system
“This new fuel system is a runway to opportunity for Gallatin County,” said Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Secretary Jim Gray. “By enhancing refueling services, we strengthen the airport’s role in supporting business aviation, flight training activities, and increased connectivity in general aviation across northern Kentucky.”
Registration opens for Virtual IA Renewal Series
The free training from Concorde Battery Corporation is open to all and will be broadcast twice daily — at 8 a.m. EST and 5 p.m. EST — to accommodate a global audience.
FAA ends flight restrictions
The termination of the emergency order ends more than a week of restrictions affecting both commercial and general aviation.
New tower in the works at KBAK
Work has begun on a new air traffic control tower at Columbus Municipal Airport (KBAK) in Indiana.
Women in Aviation’s Harvard leadership program expands
In 2026, WAI will expand the program to offer both an on-campus experience as well as two virtual programs.
Aviation compliance firms merge
Tdata and AD Toolbox have merged, creating TBX, which is designed to simplify and streamline regulatory compliance and maintenance activities for general aviation.
CAP discontinues glider program
CAP officials cited the organization’s “aging fleet, limited instructor pipeline, and increasing maintenance demands,” as well as the fact that the program was reaching less than 6% of cadets annually as the reasons behind the decision.
Texas A&M aviation program prepares for takeoff
The degree program will offer a professional pilot pathway and an aviation management pathway, according to university officials.