Photo Credits: Special Olympics USA Leaders of the aviation industry and other related organisations are coming together for the 2026...

In what can be described as an adrenaline-fuelled experience, a pilot flying a commercial airliner from SkyWest narrowly avoided a collision with a United States Air Force B-52 bomber while landing in Minot, North Dakota, last Friday. According to the SkyWest pilot, he had taken off from Minneapolis-St Paul en route to Minot and had been cleared to land when hie caught sight of the bomber on his starboard side. In a video recorded from inside the SkyWest flight, now circul

Photo Credits: Studio Gang Those who played Microsoft Flight Simulator before 2004 may recall a very interesting change in the map of...

In the world of mergers and acquisitions, few deal structures generate as much debate and caution as the earn-out. For sellers, it can...

In the aftermath of any aviation accident, one of the first priorities for investigators is to locate the aircraft’s so-called black boxes, the Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) and Flight Data Recorder (FDR). Although these crucial tools are typically bright orange for visibility, they hold invaluable data on a flight’s final moments. However, despite the insight they provide, some experts believe they don’t always capture the full picture. This has renewed long-standing calls f

Photo Credits: F-AIR Columbia The twelfth edition of the International Aeronautical and Space Fair (F-AIR 2025) concluded with a powerful...