On October 21, 1966, the Yakovlev Yak-40 made its first flight, becoming the world's first regional jet designed for operations from remote and underdeveloped airfields across the Soviet Union.

Florida Polytechnic University is in the final stages of getting FAA approval to use the vehicle.

In this edition of Randy's Warbird Profiles, discover the remarkable journey of Supermarine Spitfire LF Mk. XVIe TE356. Randy ...

US aviation giant Boeing’s commercial plane fleet is composed of four different aircraft families. The company had 6,863 ...

The FAA has certified the Boeing 737 MAX 10, the largest member of the MAX family, after years of delays. We cover what the ...

A hotel lobby with a 42-foot stained-glass mural and gold-leaf ceilings sits in a town where rent often stays well under four figures. That combo stopped me cold. Arizona ...

The Nigerian Army recorded a historic milestone in its airborne operations on Wednesday following successful parachute jumps ...

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary said it could be the 'biggest' pirce surge in aviation 'history' ...

In the coming days, Typhoon Champi is expected to approach the coasts of eastern Asia. The tropical storm, which is described ...

Having a pressurised gas container in a car, which is what makes the Tesla Roadster airborne, is generally considered a bad ...

Those of us who live in the Hamilton area can attest to the emotions that come with the Lancaster flying overhead.

Aeromexico is reportedly preparing to announce a raft of new routes to the United States of America from its main hub at ...