ABOVE: AFA’s strong partnership with Ryanair allows graduates to benefit from direct exposure to the airline’s operational ...

ABOVE: The X-65 CRANE will manoeuvre by disrupting airflow thanks to a compressed air system, with no moving surfaces An ...

ABOVE: The magenta scallops show the boundaries of the TMZ It is reported that the CAA is making information on Transponder ...

ABOVE: More than 6,000 Barons have been delivered globally After eighty years of Barons and Bonanzas, Textron Aviation has ...

Vertical Aerospace’s eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) craft, the VX4, has crashed during a test flight at Gloucestershire’s Cotswold Airport. Although the company have yet to comment on ...

Having received permission from the UK CAA to commence piloted testing of its two-seat Axe eVTOL in June, Skyfly has made its first crewed flight of G-SAFX with CEO Michael Thompson at the controls.

ABOVE: The reopening of the airport could create over 5,000 direct jobs and 6,5000 indirect jobs; boosting the economy by £5.6 billion when fully operational Having sat empty since its closure in ...

The well-known Luscombe 8F light aircraft is to go back into production; the company hopes to eventually market it as a certified aircraft The well-known Luscombe 8F light aircraft is to go back into ...

The Light Aircraft Company Ltd (TLAC) has announced that the Light Wing AC4 LSA Certified Version has now been officially cleared by the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), marking a major milestone ...

The Light Aircraft Company (TLAC) has announced it is the new UK agent for the Swiss-built Light Wing AC4 aircraft. The Little Snoring, Norfolk-based company will offer the AC4 in three versions: as ...

Commercial pilot training academy FTEJerez has confirmed the opening of a new UK base at London Oxford Airport (LOA), with contracts already signed and operations scheduled to commence late summer ...

ABOVE: The first TL-Ultralight Sirius 600 to be accepted by the BMAA. Jiry Tlusty (right) is the owner of TL-Ultralight, while George Jones (left) will be ferrying the aircraft to the UK The British ...