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McKinney’s Airport Could Have Commercial Flights by 2026
McKinney National Airport is reviving its commercial aviation ambitions with a plan to build a passenger terminal by 2026, aiming to attract airlines and expand regional connectivity despite a prior bond election setback. -
Bell Announces $632M Next-Gen Assault Aircraft Factory in North Fort Worth, Creating Over 500 Jobs
Fort Worth-based Bell Textron received U.S. Army approval to design, build, and test prototypes of the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA), which will replace the Army’s famed Black Hawk helicopter and is based on Bell’s tilt-rotor V-280 Valor. -
North Texas could land multimillion FAA-planned advanced aviation center
North Texas — already home to many next-generation aviation companies, including those in north Fort Worth’s booming Alliance hub — is being considered for a new multimillion federal center for advanced aviation technology. -
Dallas-Fort Worth Airport Starts Building Sixth Passenger Terminal
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) has broken ground on a $1.6 billion construction project that will add a sixth passenger terminal to the airport. The new Terminal F, with a targeted opening of 2027, will span 400,000 ft.2. -
Embraer’s $70 Million Expansion Boosts Fort Worth Aviation
Embraer is set to expand its presence in the U.S. with a $70 million investment in a new maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility at Perot Field Alliance Airport in Fort Worth, Texas. The expansion, supported by local incentives, will increase Embraer’s capacity to serve E-Jets customers by 53% and create about 250 skilled aviation jobs. -
New Southwest Safety Rule
Southwest Airlines dropped a new flight safety rule that requires flight attendants to prepare for landing at 18,000 feet not 10,000 feet. -
San Diego International Operating the Longest Flights
San Diego International: The Airlines Operating The Longest Flights From The US' Busiest Single-Runway Airport -
Airbus A350 Exit Door Visibility Exemption
FAA Grants Airbus A350 Freighter Exit Door Visibility Exemption -
New Study of Top 5 Most Expensive US Airports
New Study Reveals The Top 5 Most Expensive US Airports Ranked By Average Fare -
FAA Rule Calls to Make Computer Color-Vision Tests Mandatory
The FAA revealed to Aviation Medical Examiners (AMEs) in an educational session today it will be making changes on Jan. 1, 2025, to color-vision testing “to improve safety.” -
Aircraft Designed for Aerial Firefighting Unveiled
Game Composites, which manufactures the GB1 aerobatic aircraft, is working on developing the GB2 Stormbird, an all-composite, two-seat, low-wing aircraft designed for aerial firefighting. -
Flight Paramedics' New MEDEVAC Aircraft Design
The 82nd Airborne Division’s Critical Care Flight Paramedics Shape Future MEDEVAC Aircraft Design -
Federal agencies developing sustainable aviation fuel roadmap
Federal agencies are working together to help the sustainable aviation fuel industry grow.
