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Archer Aviation is making big progress toward FAA approval and international operations, but dilution and a lack of profitability continue to be concerns.

Police say a witness reported seeing the helicopter strike a recreational slackline hanging across the mountain range

Happened in broad daylight.

Kenneth Kirsch, 65, and Michael Greenberg, 71, died after the Sunday middair collision near Hammonton airport

Only the pilots were aboard the helicopters at the time of the crash

Delayed or canceled flights are a headache. When it’s due to inclement weather, it is worse. In fact, the FAA reported that weather accounted for the most delays, at roughly 75% from a 2017-2023 study. To remedy the inconvenience, airlines compensate passengers for meals and hotel stays with vouchers. As…

Not a lovely companion to have mid-air.

The plane landed safely at the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport near Denver

Pilot reports mysterious silver canister hovering near aircraft at 3,500 feet as air traffic control admits they have no explanation for the object

A SpaceX Starship test flight exploded near commercial air routes, putting passenger planes at risk and raising questions about aviation safety near launch zones.

Federal Aviation Administration reveals 450 passengers were in danger as debris scattered across Caribbean sky for up to an hour