Riley Martin leads K2 Aviation’s missions as legendary Alaskan bush flying tradition reaches exciting new era.

The Cessna 180, produced from 1953 to 1981, is a conventional-gear aircraft celebrated for its enduring design and suitability for rough landing strips, largely retaining its original vertical fin.

With turbine up front and jet-A in tanks, CubCrafters’ Carbon Cub ULT is redefining what is possible while staying true to its roots.

CubCrafters VP discusses turbine-powered Carbon Cub ULT and future of backcountry aviation, in the latest Plane + Pilot Podcast.

Alaska's unique land ownership and vast wilderness pose significant challenges for recreational aviation access, necessitating a patchwork approach rather than a single permit system. The Recreational ...

The NTSB's final report on an Icon A5 crash that killed two concluded the experienced pilot inadvertently flew at low level into an inescapable canyon. The article criticizes the NTSB for downplaying ...

The market for popular used aircraft is competitive and expensive, driving buyers to consider less-known or older models for better value. Beyond the purchase price, total ownership costs—including ...

The article explores the extraordinary claim that Helen Keller, who was deaf and blind, flew a four-engine Douglas C-54 Skymaster for 20 minutes across the Mediterranean in 1946. It confirms this ...

Private pilots with specific endorsements (complex, high-performance, high-altitude/pressurized, instrument rating) can legally fly cabin-class turboprop singles ...

Hanging from the roof at Las Vegas McCarran International Airport is the Cessna 172 known as â Hacienda,â named after the hotel that sponsored the record flight. That flight, which began with a ...

The American Champion Super Decathlon is lauded as a well-balanced two-seat sportplane that serves as an excellent, forgiving aerobatic trainer, combining utility, comfort, and proficiency for ...