A Piper Malibu operated by ZeroAvia and fitted with a revolutionary hydrogen fuel cell powertrain made its first UK flight from Cranfield Airport on 23 June

Aimed squarely at the market currently dominated by the Cirrus SR22, the DA50 RG is powered by a 300hp turbocharged Continental CD-300 V6 diesel

Cessna’s new twin utility turboprop, the SkyCourier made its maiden flight from the company’s east campus Beech Field Airport on 17 May

Commercial pilot Will Hosie has got under way his project to celebrate the Supermarine S5 seaplane and mark the 100th anniversary of its Schneider Trophy win in 1927

Members of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on General Aviation have written to the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport calling for the creation of a dedicated organisation to support owners of historically important aircraft to ensure they are protected for future generations

Garmin has announced it has received European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certification of the G3X Touch™ flight display for hundreds of single-engine certificated aircraft

ATP Flight School accepted delivery of six new Piper Archer TXs and renewed a 100-aircraft order with Piper Aircraft, Inc. ATP operates the largest fleet of 402 flight training aircraft, the majority of which are Pipers

The Star letter in our August issue was awarded to Robert Jago for an interesting discussion of stalls, airspeed indicators and angle of attack (AOA) indicators. Here is a selection of videos that examine this vital topic

In this ‘behind the scenes’ video, Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise shows that he really is a Top Gun pilot

The survey was conducted by the RAF Benevolent Fund and revealed that 44% of Britons surveyed did not know what the Battle of Britain was