Matt Thurber

The new version of WingX Pro7 offers many of the same features as the iOS version.

ForeFlight Mobile's new two-way flight plan transfer capability will integrate with ForeFlight Web.

Although not recognized by officials, Tom Casey’s floatplane flight around the world was truly a record-breaking adventure.

Avionics manufacturers look to expand collaboration between humans and machines.

Full-scale passenger evacuation demonstrations don't seem to match the reality of peoples' behavior in an emergency.

The Santa Monica, Calif. city council believes it is under no official obligation to keep the city's airport open.

The new Garmin GTC 580 touchscreen controller can eliminate the need to install a separate standby flight display.

Process allows FAA inspectors to issue a Letter of Authorization to Part 91 operators to fly GNSS approaches in some countries outside the U.S.

Garmin tops the list of avionics manufacturers in AIN’s annual survey, with Rockwell Collins and Universal Avionics tied for second.

Dispute between NJASAP and NetJets centers around healthcare costs and pay issues, according to the pilots' union.

The FAA and aviation industry are not making effective use of the Service Difficulty Reporting database.

The web-based software simplifies the process of staying legal while reducing the paperwork burden.

CMD's ADS-B OUT solution is a relatively simple installation for aircraft equipped with Rockwell Collins Pro Line 4 and 21 avionics.

The new 4G module will be STC approved for installation on 250 aircraft types, including all business jets and turboprops.

Flexjet placed an order for up to 50 Gulfstreams last October, which includes the G450, G650 and the new G500.

The new U.S. Customs and Border Protection facility at Van Nuys Airport saves international travelers an extra stop at LAX.

The upgrade allows aircraft to fly North Atlantic tracks where Fans equipage is required.

Participation in ASAP allows pilots, mechanics and dispatchers to report safety issues without fear of repercussion.

Flying the Progressive Aerodyne Searey amphibian highlighted the versatility and pure fun of this type of aircraft.

The Citation Latitude is making its first LABACE appearance and is on track for Brazilian certification in early 2016.

Textron Aviation is installing the TCAS II Change 7.1 software at its factory-owned service centers.

The acquisition of ICG adds new Iridium satcom capabilities to the Rockwell Collins product line.

The Simphone FANS-1/A DLU Iridium satcom simplifies position reporting and communication with controllers over North Atlantic routes.

The Air Charter Safety Foundation’s Illegal Charter Hotline is a useful resource for legitimate charter operators.

FAA Administrator Michael Huerta discussed an important new policy change at the EAA AirVenture Meet the Administrator forum on July 23.

The patent shows interesting features of an Airbus design for an ultra-rapid air vehicle that could carry 20 passengers at up to Mach 4.5.

The Meet the Administrator forum at EAA AirVenture 2015 offered no relief for pilots seeking to fly without a third-class medical certificate.

The Flying Colours ADS-B OUT upgrade is for the Challenger 604 and 605 models.

The AEA Avionics Market Report showed that sales climbed in the second quarter, but faced a year-over-year drop compared to the first half of 2014.

FlightSafety’s new G550 upset training course uses simulator aerodynamic modeling based on extended envelope flight-tests.