Thanks to many people who have written in, over the past 24 hours, about another parachute-save episode involving a Cirrus…
In our American Futures section, I’ve just described President Obama’s creation today of three new National Monuments. You can read…
Last week I mentioned that one theme of our ongoing American Futures travel had been the distinctive view of America…
Yesterday the ceilings were low and the weather was bad across the southeastern United States. In these circumstances, a Cirrus…
Ken Griffey Jr. and I have a lot in common. For one, we are both living American males. And then…
I have not always been in perfect alignment with the policy views of Sen. James Inhofe (R-Snowball). But here…
Earlier this week China’s state commercial-aerospace company, known as COMAC, rolled out the new C919 airliner it has been…
How a unique small aircraft (appears to have) saved those aboard
Today the long-planned Chinese rival to Boeing and Airbus, the C919, made its debut in Shanghai. Huzzah…
The Atlantic’s Krishnadev Calamur has a wrap-up of the latest news, rumors, statements, and so on about the Russian…
In the flurry of intra-Republican Party warfare last week, there was one clearly positive development. That was the decision…
Early Monday morning the captain of an American Airlines flight from Phoenix to Boston died while at the controls. Mary…
From my Cirrus pilots’ bulletin board, this delightful video, from professional pilot and flight instructor Caitlin Farley, of an approach…
Two experienced fighter pilots on suspending judgment about the latest aviation disaster, and the operating realities of the Air Force jet that rammed into a little civilian airplane
More on the F-16 and Cessna crash, and whether the collision of a military and a civilian aircraft was also a collision of cultures
A veteran Air Force fighter pilot really disagrees with what I said about a tragic recent crash. Very politely, I disagree back.
What to read about the long-forgotten elegance of flight, the under-appreciated economic potential of America, and the perhaps-fixable corruption of politics
Stowaways come in all forms and sizes. But very few can match this one for sangfroid.
We all like to think we’d be calm in times of great pressure. Here is how it looks when people really are.
How a demonstration of calm competence becomes a "terrifying" episode