The Douglas A-26 Invader took center stage at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026, where three of these rare historic bombers flew simultaneously.
Aviation Fuel Prices Continue Climbing
U.S. aviation fuel prices climbed higher again in August, reflecting slight national gains across both 100LL and Jet A. The latest figures from iFlightPlanner break down regional pricing differences, six-month historical trends, and self-service savings for pilots navigating the aviation fuel market.
University of Arkansas Study Seeks Opinions on AAM
Researchers at the University of Arkansas have put out a call for people to fill out a survey to determine the public acceptance of Advanced Air Mobility, including air taxis, eVTOLs, and medical drones. You can share your perspectives on safety, privacy, and community impact by participating in the anonymous 10-minute online survey.
PilotWorkshops Goes Beyond Buttonology with New Garmin Autopilot Course
The new online course teaches pilots how to understand, anticipate, and manage their autopilot systems through real-world scenarios.
Fatigue Fracture Results in Loss of Engine Power
Probable Cause: The fatigue fracture of the No. 6 piston connecting rod, which resulted in a loss of engine power.
Picture of the Day: Capturing the Falcon 9 Launch at Dawn
Warren Anderson submitted this photo and note: “Flying in my JMB VL3 at 7,500 feet to view the launch from Kennedy Space Center of the Nancy Roman Space Telescope aboard a Falcon 9 Heavy Rocket. The exhaust is reflected off my wing.”
Monday Morning Quarterbacks, Second Guessers, and Downright Lies
When aviation accidents occur, the rush to report the news often leads to rampant speculation and harmful misinformation. From armchair analysts on social media to careless journalists, unchecked rumors tarnish the reputation of pilots. It is time for the aviation community to demand accurate, responsible reporting.
Volunteers Enhance Michigan’s Lost Creek Airstrip
Volunteers from the Recreational Aviation Foundation and local residents recently gathered at Michigan’s Lost Creek Airstrip for a work weekend that included improving the turf runway and more.
Bentley Aviation Relocates to KSYR
After outgrowing its original facilities, Bentley Aviation has relocated to Syracuse Hancock International Airport (KSYR) in New York. The move provides the growing company with expanded hangar space to better serve its customers.