Clearing Customs at Southend on 18 May was the prototype Hungarian Genevation GENPRO aerobatic aircraft

Bristol Scout 1264 will be at the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu, Hants, on 21 September. If you haven't seen this remarkable aircraft before it will be an ideal opportunity in an iconic surrounding

The 50th anniversary of 1969's Battle of Britain movie is set to be celebrated in dramatic style at this weekend's Flying Legends air show

At the CAA's Electronic Conspicuity (EC) conference in London on 27 June Mark Swan, Director of Safety and Airspace Regulation, announced that the CAA will be relaxing the rules around simultaneous transmissions from EC devices that meet CAP 1391 requirements

The Lord Kirkhope Inquiry into Lower Airspace has called for the Government to scrap and replace the legislation that sets the direction for UK lower airspace design

Two years after the launch of its software that connects operators with aircrew for freelance and contract flights, London Oxford Airport-based hullo Aircrew reports a 200% growth in its membership database, which now holds 3,000 candidates, and has expanded its operation to offer permanent aircrew positions

Diamond Aircraft recently invited a group of potential customers to fly its DART-550 turboprop trainer

Skyborne Airline Academy is launching Airline Simulator Assessment Preparation sessions in its Boeing 737 MAX FTD simulator, to maximise cadets' employment prospects

The UK Civil Aviation Authority's (CAA) consultation on a decision-making process for PPR proposals will be closing on 7 July 2019. This gives you just a few more days to submit your comments

German manufacturer Dornier Seawings has announced the latest development of the long-lived Seastar CD2 amphibian, which first flew in 1984