Julie Boatman is the Editor-in-Chief at Flying Magazine. She specializes in aviation and aerospace, with a passion for planes and aircraft, while also touching on automotive and motorcycle topics. Julie's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, Robb Report, Aviation International News, Robb Report Singapore, AvBrief, and FLYING Magazine.
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AOPA board vows to move forward with transparency during its annual member meeting, declines to disclose current membership total.
Welcome to my potpourri of tidbits from around the industry... Earlier this week, the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) released its first
A potpourri of tidbits from around the industry.
We visit the Citation M2 Gen3 first flight, the the Falcon 6X into La Mole Saint-Tropez, the first transatlantic crossing of a hydrogen balloon, the ascension of Michel Denis to lead Daher, and the return of the Maverick TwinJet
Behind the scenes look at how Beringer's distinctive red wheel-and-brake systems come to life.
The week in general aviation features access to new airports from the Recreational Aviation Foundation and new hangars from High Flying Hangars, plus the H55 battery module delivered to RTX and Pratt & Whitney, and expanding business aviation at AERO 2027.
Highlights from the aviation world, including the Falcon 10X first flight, NASM's 50th anniversary galleries, and the GAMA Aviation Design Challenge.
More than 130 "Dove" flights touched down in St. Paul for the ninth iteration of the massive airlift.
The B-100C has a 162-knot cruise speed, with a 184-knot top speed and a 44-knot stall speed.
This week's sustainability gains in general aviation include Beringer wheels and Eve Air Mobility, Beta Technologies and SurfAir flying in Hawaii, Swift 94UL now at the Boulder airport, Gulfstream flying a G800 on 100 percent SAF at altitude, and saying good bye to Wally Funk.
