May-June 2019 Australian Flying is now ready for reading.

Sonaca Aircraft is looking to secure a chunk of the two-seat trainer market with their Sonaca 200.

Bendix King has debuted new integrated flight deck avionics at AERO 2019.

Tecnam announced this week that it has produced a certified version of the popular P2002JF LSA.

Diamond Aircraft has redesigned its DA50 large single.

CASA has presented data to the Senate RRAT committee that it says supports its claim that community services flights are a greater risk.

A lack of experience with the Northern Territory's "build-up" season contributed to the fatal crash of a C210 near Darwin.

Shadow minister tells the House of Representative on Wednesday that the government's bill to amend the Civil Aviation Act 1988 doesn't go far enough.

Australia's largest annual air show looks set to get bigger in 2019.

The Deputy Prime Minister puts forward his views on the state of aviation in Australia.

Piper Aircraft will introduce a new trainer based on the enduring PA-28 platform.

The Coalition government has promised to spend up to $100 million on upgrading regional airports.

Embraer Executive Jets announced this week that it has delivered the 500th Phenom 300 corporate jet.

Piper Aircraft will announce details of a new training aircraft on Tuesday.

Continental Motors has been re-branded as Continental Aerospace Technologies.

A Pitts becomes a glider at exactly the wrong moment.