02.04.12AMERICAN AIRLINES' BANKRUPTCY MAY COST YOU
As part of its bankruptcy reorganization, American Airlines could announce plans

02.04.12KESTREL COLLECTING RESUMES
Production may be about two years off and the facility has yet to be built, but

02.04.12WHERE'S MY FLYING CAR
Back in 2003, the SEC filed a complaint against Moller International and Paul S.

02.04.12QUESTION OF THE WEEK: CRASH PILOTS AS CRIMINALS?
A New Hampshire pilot is facing manslaughter charges in the death of his daughter

02.04.12AMERICAN WANTS TO SLASH 13,000 JOBS
About 400 pilots are affected by sweeping layoffs proposed by American Airlines

02.01.12FAA DELAYS UAS RULEMAKING
The FAA has further delayed publishing rulemaking on access by unmanned aerial systems

02.01.12HONDA LOOKING FOR A QUARTER OF THE MARKET
After working on its foray into aviation for 25 years, Honda can be expected to

02.01.12BOMBARDIER NUMBERS UP
Business is picking up for Bombardier, particularly in the business jet sector where

02.01.12INDY PREPARES FOR SUPER BOWL FLY-IN
The business jet fly-in that is also known as the Super Bowl is shaping up to be

02.01.12NO FAA BONANZA CABLE AD
The FAA has decided against issuing an airworthiness directive (AD) like those issued

02.03.12PODCAST: CONTROLLERS TO THE RESCUE
When a Mooney pilot got into trouble last December, stuck above the clouds and running

02.03.12PODCAST: YOUNG EAGLES FOR GROWN-UPS
Jeff Skiles, known as the first officer for the "Miracle on the Hudson" flight,

02.03.12PODCAST: HAIM AVIATION'S RETRO LSA
The LSA market doesn't lack for choice, and walking the line at Sebring, one show-goer

02.03.12PODCAST: MEDICAL WAIVER PROPOSAL DELAYED
The sudden departure of FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt has thrown a wrench into

02.03.12PODCAST: LSA EARNING RESPECT
The Light Sport sector has been around for seven years and is earning a respected