AOPA Australia is having a Cessna 152 Aerobat completely refurbished as part of a program to inspire young people to take up flying.

Labor has supported AOPA in its attempts to get a seat on the Forum on Western Sydney Airport.

The ATSB has released its investigation report into the crash of a VFR Cherokee 235 off Point Lonsdale last year.

Shane Carmody has said the regulator needs to be more transparent to the aviation community.

The ATSB has determined that a skydive Cessna 206 crashed at Caboolture in 2014 because of an aerodynamic stall.

Hawker Pacific will take a King Air 350i on a demonstration tour around the country next month.

CASA will introduce a new advisory panel next month as part of a review of the regulator's consultation regime.

Airbus Helicopters has the aerodynamic design of a high-speed rotorcraft demonstrator currently under development.

An inquiry into the performance of Airservices Australia has been re-opened after the senate referred it back to a committee last week.

The first production Cessna Citation Longitude has rolled out of the factory in Wichita, Kansas.

Basair Aviation College will take over the Archerfield Airport premises vacated by RQAC.

FOWSA has listed the impacts of Badgerys Creek on general aviation as a matter for examination.

AAHOF will have a permanent home with the Historical Aircraft Restoration Society (HARS) at Albion Park.

One of the best! July-August 2017 Australian Flying is one for the collection.

Cessna has announced that it recently delivered the 2000th Cessna Citation CJ light jet.

The FAA and EASA have issued type certificates for the diesel-powered Cessna Skyhawk JT-A fitted with G1000 NX1 avionics.