Forecasters and air traffic controllers have products and procedures to alert pilots to hazardous weather ahead.

Marie 'Mama' Carastro raced across three generations of women aviators, from the Powder Puff Derby to the Air Race Classic.

After decades of overseas service and painstaking restoration, a Douglas DC–6 is turning heads on the way to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh in Wisconsin.

Two California airports are fighting against closure by engaging their local communities with help from AOPA.

A good, loud "Clear prop" shout should be followed by a moment to listen for any reply—before you crank the engine.

The AOPA Foundation will add a maintenance and manufacturing curriculum to its fast-growing High School Aviation STEM program.

Attendees of the Women Can Fly event in Virginia experienced the joy of flying for the first time.

Seek out opportunities to maintain crosswind proficiency, which will be useful if plans—or winds—change.

In a letter to the Cleveland City Council, airport supporters requested the opportunity to present their concerns.

Minnesota pilot Darrin Smedsmo recovered his Stinson 108 that was seized in October following an emergency landing on a state highway.

A refurbished Cessna 150 nicknamed 'Tweety' helped launch Nate Lindberg from a community flying club to the flight deck of a United Airlines Boeing 737.

The vortices generated by the wings lifting a heavy aircraft are usually invisible and can be dangerous.

A California pilot will resume circling landmarks June 15 to raise awareness of elder abuse and invites fellow pilots to create their own "circle of protection."

The Mexican government on May 13 began requiring prior authorization from a central office for all foreign-registered aircraft entering the country.

The FAA "strongly urge[s]" city officials in Mesa, Arizona, to delay imposing landing fees while the agency investigates potential grant obligation violations and "safety risks."