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Plans Unveiled to Transform Washington Dulles International Airport
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy alongside President Donald J. Trump in the Oval Office unveiled last week renderings for a landmark transformation of Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD). Backed by a $20+ billion capital investment program, a historic collaboration between USDOT, the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA), and United Airlines will oversee the transformation […]
Rotortrade Completes 30 Super Puma Transactions
Rotortrade is reporting that they have successfully completed 30 Super Puma transactions, the vast majority involving the H225 platform, supporting operators, governments, leasing companies and financial institutions across Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas. These projects have included aircraft sales and acquisitions, return-to-service programs, heavy maintenance coordination, aircraft repossessions, long-term storage, mission conversions, technical upgrades, […]
Wearing the #26 Florida Panthers “Thunderbirds” Jersey at AirVenture 2026
I’m always up for trying something new and being unique in some way. As some of you know, my day job is working in the video game industry and I love it when games and aviation come together! A couple of years ago I bought a bunch of aviation related video game shirts to wear […]
A Good Year at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026
EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026 marked my 17th time attending the world’s greatest aviation celebration. This was also the end of my first full year as an EAA Lifetime Member which I officially signed up for at the end of AirVenture last year. This year I flew down to Raleigh, North Carolina to meet up with […]

State News

College Park Aviation Museum and Fig Factor Media to Host Sixth Annual Latinas in Aviation Global Festival Sept. 26

Fig Factor Media, in partnership with the College Park Aviation Museum, presents the Sixth Annual Latinas in Aviation Global Festival Saturday, Sept. 26, at the museum in College Park, Maryland. Held during Hispanic Heritage Month and free to the public, this family-friendly event recognizes the important contributions Latinas have made to aviation in a variety of career paths, including commercial pilots, students, dispatchers, administrators, engineers and air traffic controllers, who share their personal journeys through the “Latinas in Aviation” book series. The festival will feature a fly-in (weather permitting), meet-and-greet, bilingual activities, live music, and food. “Six years ago, we began the dream of highlighting Latina contributions to this industry and it continues to grow in interest today thanks to our authors and the partnership with College Park Aviation Museum,” said Jacqueline S. Ruiz, CEO of Fig Factor Media. “With this event, we are proud to share new stories every year and hope they become positive examples of perseverance.” This year’s festival also includes several new activities designed to engage young attendees including “Flight Plan For My Future,” an essay contest designed to engage Prince George’s County students grades 6 to 12. Contest winners will be recognized at the festival. Additionally, the College Park Aviation Museum will launch its first children’s book “Sofia and Aero’s Amazing Adventures at the College Park Aviation Museum.” The bilingual book introduces young readers to Sofia and her furry companion, Aero, as they explore the history of College Park Airport from its founding in 1909 to the present day. The festival will also celebrate the launch of “Latinas in Aviation Vol. VI,” published by Fig Factor Media. Each volume invites readers to learn the personal journeys of new writers who describe their paths to successful careers in this field. The 26 authors featured in this volume are: Dalissa Acevedo Eileen M. Velez-Vega Evelyn D. Ronceros Fabiola Sanchez Heather Valdivia Jenifer Castillo Kelianette Casiano Diaz Lucia Tran Luisa Signorini Straceri Mariana Conti Tarifa Marisol Cárcamo Guillén Naomi Rodriguez Otero Nathali Hersame Mendez Nathalie Pereira Nazareth Villarreal Paola Mendonca Sisconetto Raquel Alaniz-Carmichael Sade Ochoa Hernandez Silvana Gomez Thays A. Barreto Valentina Abbott Vásquez Wilmar A. Gálvez Alfonso Xóchitl Ramos Cordova Yessica Y. Camuñas Elizondo Zena Mei Race Sofia Sanchez Lopez College Park Aviation Museum Director Nadine Boksmati-Fattouh, Ph.D., said the museum is honored to host the festival again, calling it a “cherished community event.” “Latinas in Aviation Global Festival provides a space for the community to come together to celebrate Latina trailblazers who are shaping the future of the aviation and aerospace industries and inspire others by their accomplishments,” she said. “Latinas in Aviation Vol. VI” and “Sofia and Aero’s Amazing Adventures at the College Park Aviation Museum” will be available on Amazon and at the College Park Aviation Museum gift shop on Sept. 26. More information about the “Latinas in Aviation” book series is available at this link. This program is partly supported by the Field of Firsts Foundation, Inc.
First Flight Society Celebrates National Aviation Day 2026 on Wednesday, August 19th

The First Flight Society announced their annual celebration of National Aviation Day. This year is the 87th anniversary of National Aviation Day. Activities will take place at Dare County Regional Airport (MQI). Admission and parking are free at the airport. The event will run from 10:00AM until 3:00 PM and is aimed at all ages. The mission of the celebration is to provide a fun and educational experience promoting, honoring, and celebrating the accomplishments of the Wright Brothers and helping educate the world about aviation. This year, we are partnering with the Beach Food Pantry to include a food drive for those in need on the Outer Banks. If you are checking in to your OBX stay the weekend before, add a few items on your first food shopping run to bring. As you know, this year has been difficult for food banks, with reduced resources at a time when there is more need for their services. A highlight of the celebration will be flyovers by the Bullseye Flight Team. The day’s activities will consist of Airplane Displays, Speakers, Exhibitors, and Food Trucks. Birthday Cake and a Scavenger Hunt are planned as additional fun for the kids Some of the exhibitors include Kitty Hawk Kites, Outer Banks History Center, College of the Albemarle, Outer Banks Forever, The Outer Banks Visitors Bureau and Dare County. There will be several aircraft on display from many eras of flight. The event will also act as a Fly-In. Pilots are encouraged to fly into MQI and show off their planes. The first 30 pilots to fly in will receive a $100 fuel vouch-er! All pilots will receive a Recognition Certificate. NAD is also Orville and Katharine Wright’s birthday. Former president Franklin D. Roosevelt created National Aviation Day, deciding for the first time in 1939 that the nation should celebrate the growth and advancements being made in aviation. Mr. Wright, born in 1871, was still alive when the proclamation was first issued. Katharine Wright, sister of Orville and Wilbur was also born on August 19th, but in 1874. Dare County Regional airport (MQI) is located at 410 Airport Road, Manteo, NC 27954. Visit https://NationalAviationDay.org for details.

National News

SWAAAE Announces Board of Directors Election Results and Annual Awards

The 2026-28 Board of Directors election was held in late July in conjunction with the 80th Annual SWAAAE Summer Conference in Palm Desert, CA. Below are the results of the election, as well as Board member advancements: Andrew J. Swanson, C.A.E., of Palo Alto Airport advanced from 1st Vice President to President Alex Smith, A.A.E., C.A.E., of Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority advanced from 2nd Vice President to 1st Vice President Cole T. Hartfiel, C.M., ACE, of Sacramento County Department of Airports was elected to 2nd Vice President Gladys D. Brown, C.A.E., C.M., of Yuma International Airport & Rolle Airfield advanced from President to Immediate Past President and President of the SWAAAE Foundation Brett J. Godown, A.A.E., C.A.E., of County of San Bernardino Department of Airports was appointed to Director to represent Southern California for a one-year term Benjamin Westergren, C.M., of Santa Barbara Municipal Airport continues his term as Director to represent Southern California James Cullison, C.M., of Sacramento County Department of Airports was elected as Director to represent Northern California Francisco Partida, C.M., C.A.E., USAP, of City of Fresno, Airports Department continues his term as Director to represent Northern California Graham Ritz, A.A.E., C.A.E., ACE, of Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority continues his term as Director to represent Nevada Sarah Demory, A.A.E., ACE, of City of Phoenix Aviation Department was re-elected as Director to represent Arizona Tim O’Keeffe, C.M., ACE, of San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport continues his term as Director At-Large Stephanie Sampson of Accenture was elected as Corporate Director Brett Shank of RS&H continues his term as Corporate Director Chad Makovsky, A.A.E., C.A.E., of City of Phoenix Aviation Department continues his term as AAAE Director Mark Witsoe, A.A.E., C.A.E., of Napa County Airport continues his term as AAAE Director Andrew Solsvig, A.A.E., of City of Redding Airports continues to serve as the Chapter’s AAAE Board of Examiners Representative Jennifer Maples, A.A.E., C.A.E., ACE, of City of Phoenix Aviation Department continues to serve as the Chapter’s AAAE Nominating Committee Representative SAJ Joins SWAAAE in Congratulating Their 2026 Chapter Award Winners and SWAAAE Foundation Scholarship Recipients SWAAAE was pleased to recognize the recipients of their Chapter Annual Awards. During the President’s Banquet on Tuesday, July 21, they proudly honored the following individuals with this year’s awards: Lifetime Achievement – The Wanamaker Award: Michael D. Hill, DBIA, CPC, LEED AP, Sundt Construction Aviation Excellence Award: Katherine Bales, C.M., ACE GA, C.A.E., Napa County Airport Airport Executive of the Year: Charlene Reynolds, John Wayne Airport President’s Award: Anita Cobb, MBA, Mead & Hunt President’s Award: ZØØ Visual & Audio Production Committee Award of Distinction: Alice Bimrose, A.A.E., ACE, C.A.E., PSM² Outstanding Committee Service Award: Erica Ledesma, C.A.E., City of Livermore Mentorship & Leadership Award: Lisa Watada,WSP Volunteer of the Year: Katherine Bales, C.M., ACE GA, C.A.E., Napa County Airport SWAAAE Member of the Year: Whitney Robare, C.A.E., Monterey Regional Airport Emerging Leader: James Bui, City of Palo Alto Operational Excellence and Community Spirit: Loriann Chace, C.M., ACE, ASC, Sacramento County Department of Airports Aviation Partner Award: KCA Association and Event Management New Certified Airport Executive Chapter Members SWAAAE is pleased to announce Erica Ledesma, Property Manager for Livermore Municipal Airport, T.J. Chen, PE, CM, Senior Program Manager at AtkinsRealis, and Donald Williams Jr., Operations Manager of Monterey Regional Airport District, were recently awarded the SWAAAE designation of Certified Airport Executive (C.A.E.). This designation is a testament to expertise and commitment to excellence in airport management. SWAAAE also congratulates the following SWAAAE Foundation Scholarship recipients: 2026 Summer Conference Scholarship Recipient: Andrew Solsvig 2026 Summer Conference Scholarship Recipient: Max Bloom 2026 Summer Conference Scholarship Recipient: Purdina Guerra Academic Scholarship Recipient: Mst Nahar Accreditation Scholarship Recipient: Mohammed Jaweed For more information regarding the awards, please visit: Chapter Annual Awards — https://swaaae.org/Awards Certified Airport Executive — https://swaaae.org/Certification SWAAAE Foundation Scholarship — https://swaaae.org/Scholarships
NAA Selects General Charles Q. Brown, Jr. as the 2026 Bruce Whitman Trophy Recipient

The National Aeronautic Association announced that General Charles Q. Brown, Jr., USAF (Ret.), has been selected as the recipient of the 2026 Bruce Whitman Trophy. General Brown is recognized for his exceptional leadership and professional achievements in aerospace over nearly 40 years of military service, as well as his enduring dedication to preserving military heritage and mentoring the next generation of aerospace leaders. Charles Q Brown, Jr. The Whitman Trophy was established by the NAA in 2019 to honor the legacy of the late aerospace executive and philanthropist Bruce Whitman, who served for more than 15 years as CEO of FlightSafety International. The trophy recognizes a living U.S. citizen for significant professional achievement in aerospace and for dedicated efforts to preserve and promote military heritage by leveraging institutions to educate the public, especially students, about the profound sacrifices and legacy of U.S. military service. “The Bruce Whitman Trophy celebrates those who reach the absolute pinnacle of aerospace achievement while ensuring the history, honor, and sacrifices of our military are preserved to inspire future generations,” said Jim Albaugh, Chair, NAA Board of Directors. “General Brown’s career embodies the very definition of this honor. From the flight line to the highest echelons of military leadership, his profound strategic vision has shaped the aerospace landscape, while his continued devotion to educating students ensures that our nation’s military heritage remains an active source of inspiration.” General Brown’s distinguished military career culminated in his service as the 21st Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, making him the nation’s highest-ranking military officer. Prior to that historic appointment, he served as the 22nd Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force, becoming the first African American to lead a military service branch. A highly decorated command pilot with more than 3,100 flying hours, General Brown led crucial coalition operations spanning Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Following his retirement from active duty, he has continued his commitment to education, leadership, and public service, currently serving as an Executive-in-Residence at Duke University with joint appointments at the Sanford School of Public Policy and the Pratt School of Engineering. “It is a distinct honor to be recognized with this prestigious trophy,” said Brown. “I am grateful to my family, friends, mentors, and colleagues, whose support and guidance made this recognition possible. In the spirit of Bruce Whitman’s legacy, I remain committed to helping develop and inspire the next generation of leaders and innovators.” The Bruce Whitman Trophy will be officially presented to General Brown on November 5, 2026, during the NAA Fall Awards ceremony. For more information about the Whitman Trophy or to purchase tickets for the event, please visit www.naa.aero or contact

International News

Drone-Delivered AED Used in Life-Saving Cardiac Arrest Response in Sweden

An automated external defibrillator (AED) delivered by Everdrone’s drone system was used in response to a confirmed out-of-hospital cardiac arrest involving a man in his 60s in Borås, Sweden, on 19 July 2026. The drone was dispatched as part of Västra Götaland Region’s (VGR) standard emergency response and delivered the AED to the scene of the incident prior to ambulance arrival. The man regained a pulse at the scene and was subsequently treated in hospital. “In cases of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, the first few minutes are critical. Everdrone’s drone system helps healthcare providers get an AED to the scene as early as possible, giving the patient the best possible chance of survival,” says Mats Sällström, CEO of Everdrone. The drone flies autonomously to the emergency location and delivers the AED by lowering it on a winch from an altitude of approximately 30 metres. In suspected cardiac arrest cases, the drone is dispatched automatically in parallel with the ambulance. Photo: Everdrone AB Following an emergency call to SOS Alarm, the drone was dispatched from its local base in Borås and delivered the AED directly to the scene prior to ambulance arrival. Bystanders immediately started CPR and attached the AED with guidance and support from the emergency dispatcher. The AED analysed the patient’s heart rhythm, and a defibrillation shock was delivered. The subsequent medical response was provided by the ambulance service and the other emergency responders. “Every time our drone system is used in a real emergency, it reinforces the value of integrating drones into emergency medical services. The drone complements ambulances and other emergency resources by delivering life-saving equipment during the most critical minutes,” says Mats Sällström. The response was part of Västra Götaland Region’s emergency drone programme, under which drones are automatically dispatched alongside ambulances to suspected cardiac arrests. Mats Sällström “Our system, Drone Emergency Medical Services (DEMS), is unique and currently operates in Sweden and France. This incident further demonstrates its potential to help save more lives, and we hope it will raise greater awareness of drones as a valuable complement to emergency medical services,” says Mats Sällström. The service is operated jointly by Västra Götaland Region and Everdrone. Six operational drone bases provide coverage for more than 300,000 residents in the region as part of a long-term initiative to reduce the time before life-saving treatment for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. The incident in Borås demonstrates how drone technology can be integrated into routine emergency medical services. Facts about Everdrone’s drone system in Västra Götaland Region New operational system in Västra Götaland Region since spring/summer 2026 Research programme ongoing since 2019 as a collaboration with VGR, Karolinska Institutet and Everdrone Six operational drone bases Covers more than 300,000 residents Delivers: Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) and aerial situational awareness Purpose: To reduce the time to AED delivery in suspected cardiac arrests and provide early situational awareness at emergency scenes Additional deployments: France (operational) and Stockholm Region (launching autumn 2026)
Farnborough International Airshow 2026 Delivers Landmark Week for Global Aerospace

Farnborough International Airshow 2026 convened the world of aerospace, defense and space to shape the future of flight. The show welcomed 141,580 trade and public visitors, a show-on-show increase of 41%, and nearly double 2022’s attendance, providing the stage for commercial deals worth over $84.7 billion. Across five days, leaders from government, manufacturers, investors, start-ups, academia, media and future talent from 136 countries gathered at the birthplace of British Aviation. Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, LEAP and Pratt & Whitney led the commercial announcements, while the likes of BAE Systems, MBDA and Anduril Industries unveiled new defense technologies. In total, 353 firm commercial aircraft orders have been placed alongside 904 firm engine orders. In a global first, Vertical Aerospace made history by completing the first public electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) flight at Farnborough International Airshow, switching from helicopter mode to airplane mode and back again. Fursn Al Emarat – UAE National Air Display Team also made their Farnborough debut with their renowned seven-jet aerial display. The airshow also provided an important forum for government and industry engagement, with attendance from the newly formed government including Wes Streeting MP, Secretary of State for Defence; Kanishka Narayan MP, Minister of State (Minister for Artificial Intelligence); and Jonathan Reynolds MP, Secretary of State for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade. Pioneers of Tomorrow sold-out ahead of the event and once again placed future talent at the center of the airshow, with thousands of members of the public welcomed through the gates on Friday 24 July. Through careers activity, live demonstrations and opportunities to meet employers and educators, the dedicated program inspired young people to explore pathways into aerospace, engineering and STEM, while helping industry engage directly with its future workforce. Discussing the success of the show, Gareth Rogers, CEO of Farnborough International, said: “Farnborough International Airshow 2026 has once again shown what can be achieved when the global aerospace community comes together with purpose. Across the week, we have seen business getting done, partnerships strengthened, and ideas turned into action, all against the backdrop of an industry focused on innovation and long-term progress. “From the organizations defining aerospace today to the pioneers building its future, the energy across the show has been exceptional. We are proud to provide a platform that drives commercial success, supports international collaboration and inspires the next generation. It has been a privilege to welcome the industry to Farnborough, and we look forward to building on the momentum created here.” Farnborough International Airshow returns to the industry calendar 17-21 July 2028 at Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre, Hampshire, UK.

Unmanned Systems

Drone-Delivered AED Used in Life-Saving Cardiac Arrest Response in Sweden

An automated external defibrillator (AED) delivered by Everdrone’s drone system was used in response to a confirmed out-of-hospital cardiac arrest involving a man in his 60s in Borås, Sweden, on 19 July 2026. The drone was dispatched as part of Västra Götaland Region’s (VGR) standard emergency response and delivered the AED to the scene of READ MORE
GeoComm and SkyfireAI Bring Actionable Location Intelligence to Drone as First Responder Operations

GeoComm and SkyfireAI announced the use of GeoComm DFR Routing within SkyfireAI’s Drone as First Responder operations. The collaboration helps public safety agencies direct drones to emergency incidents with greater location certainty and a clearer operational picture. The announcement advances the companies’ partnership around a critical operational challenge: connecting emergency incident information to autonomous drone READ MORE

Aviation Education

College Park Aviation Museum and Fig Factor Media to Host Sixth Annual Latinas in Aviation Global Festival Sept. 26

Fig Factor Media, in partnership with the College Park Aviation Museum, presents the Sixth Annual Latinas in Aviation Global Festival Saturday, Sept. 26, at the museum in College Park, Maryland. Held during Hispanic Heritage Month and free to the public, this family-friendly event recognizes the important contributions Latinas have made to aviation in a variety READ MORE
Five New Jersey Cadets Advance Aviation Dreams at Civil Air Patrol’s Falcon Flight Academy

Five New Jersey Civil Air Patrol cadets are taking significant steps toward earning their private pilot certificates as students at a Civil Air Patrol’s National Flight Academy, held July 10-19. Flight Academy Student Cadet Maj. Adrian Chaberek performs a preflight inspection before departing on a training flight during Falcon Flight Academy. Hosted by Civil Air READ MORE

College Park Aviation Museum and Fig Factor Media to Host Sixth Annual Latinas in Aviation Global Festival Sept. 26

August 10, 2026August 10, 2026 Kim Stevens

Fig Factor Media, in partnership with the College Park Aviation Museum, presents the Sixth Annual Latinas in Aviation Global Festival Saturday, Sept. 26, at the museum in College Park, Maryland. Held during Hispanic Heritage Month and free to the public, this family-friendly event recognizes the important contributions Latinas have made to aviation in a variety […]

Drone-Delivered AED Used in Life-Saving Cardiac Arrest Response in Sweden

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026 Kim Stevens

An automated external defibrillator (AED) delivered by Everdrone’s drone system was used in response to a confirmed out-of-hospital cardiac arrest involving a man in his 60s in Borås, Sweden, on 19 July 2026. The drone was dispatched as part of Västra Götaland Region’s (VGR) standard emergency response and delivered the AED to the scene of […]

First Flight Society Celebrates National Aviation Day 2026 on Wednesday, August 19th

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026 Kim Stevens

The First Flight Society announced their annual celebration of National Aviation Day. This year is the 87th anniversary of National Aviation Day. Activities will take place at Dare County Regional Airport (MQI). Admission and parking are free at the airport. The event will run from 10:00AM until 3:00 PM and is aimed at all ages. […]

SWAAAE Announces Board of Directors Election Results and Annual Awards

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026 Kim Stevens

The 2026-28 Board of Directors election was held in late July in conjunction with the 80th Annual SWAAAE Summer Conference in Palm Desert, CA. Below are the results of the election, as well as Board member advancements: SAJ Joins SWAAAE in Congratulating Their 2026 Chapter Award Winners and SWAAAE Foundation Scholarship Recipients SWAAAE was pleased […]

NAA Selects General Charles Q. Brown, Jr. as the 2026 Bruce Whitman Trophy Recipient

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026 Kim Stevens

The National Aeronautic Association announced that General Charles Q. Brown, Jr., USAF (Ret.), has been selected as the recipient of the 2026 Bruce Whitman Trophy. General Brown is recognized for his exceptional leadership and professional achievements in aerospace over nearly 40 years of military service, as well as his enduring dedication to preserving military heritage […]

NBAA, NATA Welcome Cleveland Coalition’s Call to Keep Burke Lakefront Airport Open

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026 Kim Stevens

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) welcomes new calls from a host of Cleveland-area business, education and civic leaders for the Cleveland City Council to reject Mayor Justin Bibb’s proposal to close Burke Lakefront Airport (BKL). More than 50 local business leaders joined dozens of citizens and other Cleveland voices in signing letters urging the […]

NATA Congratulates David Cummins on Confirmation as TSA Administrator

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026 Kim Stevens

The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) congratulated David Cummins on his confirmation and swearing-in as the eighth Administrator of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). His focus on the TSA workforce, advanced technology, traveler communication, and evolving drone integration and cyber threats comes at an important time for aviation security. “Administrator Cummins brings valuable private-sector transportation […]

NBAA Welcomes Emily Deaton as SVP, Product Development and Sales

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026 Kim Stevens

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) announced that jetAVIVA CEO and business aviation trailblazer Emily Deaton will join the association in a new role, as senior vice president for product development and sales. Deaton will lead the creation of new offerings and experiences for NBAA members, forge strategic partnerships across the industry, launch new products […]

New Studies Find Aviation and Aerospace Generate $3.6 Billion for North Dakota

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026 Kim Stevens

The North Dakota Aeronautics Commission (NDAC) has announced the completion of the 2025 North Dakota State Aviation System Plan (NDSASP) and the 2025 North Dakota Aviation Economic Impact Study (NDAEIS), representing the state’s most comprehensive evaluation of North Dakota’s aviation system in more than a decade. Conducted in partnership with airports, aviation businesses, state and […]

FAA Investing $870 Million in Airport Infrastructure Improvements Across U.S.

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026 Kim Stevens

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced last week that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investing $870 million to improve infrastructure, enhance safety and add more family-friendly features for American families. The Department is delivering 339 grants to airports in 44 states and two territories through the Airport Infrastructure Grants program, including: $289 million to Los […]

Plans Unveiled to Transform Washington Dulles International Airport

Rotortrade Completes 30 Super Puma Transactions

Wearing the #26 Florida Panthers “Thunderbirds” Jersey at AirVenture 2026

A Good Year at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026