Pilot magazine’s Covid Guarantee means clients can cancel, pause or amend their advertising campaigns for peace of mind during these uncertain times

The company will leave its current home in New Addington to resettle close to Gatwick Airport; the company also shares plans for its operation post-Brexit

Glenn Bradley brings thirty years of aviation experience to the role of CAA Flight Operations

The UK Department for Transport (DfT) has released funding to encourage the adoption of Electronic Conspicuity

The FAA has issued an Airworthiness Directive (AD) that affects thousands of Cessna single-engine piston aircraft

Aerobility will use online technology to link individual aviation-themed dinner parties across the UK to create this year’s virtual Aviators Ball on 28 November

VoltAero has flown its hybrid-electric demonstrator for the first time from VoltAero’s Royan-Médis Airport home base in southwest France

Bidding begins for venues interested in hosting races from the Air Race E series, scheduled for 2022

Type Certification has been granted by the Federal Aviation Administration for its newest flagship twin turboprop, the Beechcraft King ir 360/360ER

Under revised restrictions published by the Department for Transport on 4 November, private pilots ‘should not undertake any sport or leisure flying’

UK EASA licence holders may now need to go through a lengthy and expensive ‘third state’ validation process, if they want to fly an aircraft registered in an EASA state

UK airfields and associated businesses can now apply for access to a Government-funded advisory service aimed at supporting future airfield development

Your chance to WIN a 45-minute flight in the iconic Spitfire with the British Aerobatics Spitfire raffle for just £20 per ticket

24-year-old David Curtis from Northumberland will use the scholarship to gain the necessary skills required to fly the Evans VP1 Volksplane he is restoring

Stuart became General Director and then Chief Executive of MAF in the mid-1970s, retiring in 1987 but remaining deeply involved right up to his passing

HAV’s Airlander 10 is part of one of the ‘research streams’ that aim to decarbonise aviation and should fly with 90% fewer emissions

The number of TBMs produced since Daher’s acquisition of this product line 10 years ago has surpassed the total built throughout the program’s previous history

Testing was conducted on the company’s ‘ionBird’ test airframe. Rolls-Royce claims the aircraft will be capable of reaching speeds of over 300mph

An IAI-produced Heron unmanned aerial system (UAS) made history as the first UAS to land at an international airport...

When the Hawaii Bird flies on Maui, it will be the first time a hybrid-electric powered aircraft has flown under an FAA ‘market survey’ Experimental aircraft certificate in order to gain real-world flight experience

Based on the Merlin - a popular single-seat plane - the Merlin Lite has a smaller engine, 50-degree Fowler Flaps and tundra tyres to make it an ultralight bush aircraft...

The annual Worshipful Company of Coachmakers and Coach Harness Makers Sir Geoffrey de Havilland Flying Scholarship has been awarded to Graduate Avionics Engineer Nicola Temple

The Israeli company Urban Aeronautics has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with US-based Hatzolah Air to develop, produce, and market its CityHawk aircraft for emergency medical service (EMS) applications

UK air traffic service provider, NATS, is putting acres of land at sites across the country up for sale as part of its response to the COVID-19 crisis

Redhill aerodrome has applied to alter its taxiway, as a contentious debate with several stakeholders regarding the airport continues

Breakspear died suddenly while on holiday at the end of August

The management of Old Sarum Airfield have started legal proceedings against Wiltshire County Council for breach of contract over airfield development plans

Slovenian manufacturer Pipistrel, which received in June the first certification ever for an all electric aircraft, is now taking orders for yet another visionary project, a hybrid power plant, unmanned eVTOL cargo aircraft

The 1,000th TBM very fast turboprop aircraft has rolled out from Daher’s Tarbes, France, final assembly line, with this milestone airplane – a top-of-the-line TBM 940 version – destined for an owner/operator in the United States

The high demand for single engine training aircraft has led to the return to production of the Diamond DA20-C1, powered by a 125HP Continental IO-240 engine and equipped with new state-of-the-art G500TXi Avionics