Diamond Aircraft's D-JET light jet program is back on the cards after stalling for months due to a lack of funding.

The July/August 2011 print issue of Australian Flying is hot off the press and filled with flying tips, destinations features and much, much more.

The Regional Aviation Association of Australia has issued a reminder that the closing date for applications for this year's scholarships is July 15.

The Australian Air Pilots Mutual Benefit Fund has partered with RMIT Flight Training for a new $20,000 flying scholarship.

Narromine Aerodrome and Jaspers Brush Airfield in trouble; Seat fixture warning for Cessnas; Meet the airline of the future; and more.

In the build-up to the massive Paris Air Show 2011, the Breitling Jet Team joined the iconic Airbus A380 for a formation flight over the Toulouse region.

Terrafugia, Inc. has delayed its projected delivery schedule for its flying car Transition Roadable Aircraft project.

Hawker Beechcraft's King Air 250, the latest variant in the highly popular King Air family, has received FAA certification.

Vale Gus Mauch; RAAF PC-9 incident update; Cessna pilot lands on Stuart Highway; University lecturer building GA simulator; and more.

A Piper PA-30 Twin Comanche on a private VFR flight suffered a loss of control due to sufficient airspeed not being maintained.

The ATSB has issed a new booklet to remind Australia's agricultural pilots of the dangers associated with flying near wires

A Robinson R22 helicopter engaged in aerial cattle mustering operations collided with terrain at a high rate of descent and caught fire.

Just how bad can you get in 90 days?

Hawker Beechcraft has reached a milestone in its Hawker 200 light jet certification program, with the fourth and final pre-production Hawker 200 completing its first flight.

Cessna has commemorated the 100th anniversary of company founder Clyde Vernon Cessna learning to fly and building his first airplane.