Amelia Walsh

United States

Aviation Writer at AVweb

Aviation Writer at Flying Magazine

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Massive Dogfight Reported Between India And Pakistan

6 days ago | avweb.com | Amelia Walsh

More than 125 Indian and Pakistani fighter jets reportedly engaged in a dogfight lasting more than an hour in the early hours of Wednesday, according to an unnamed Pakistani security source cited by CNN. If confirmed, it would mark one of the largest aerial battles since World War II. he alleged operation, referred to as “Operation Sindhoor,” is said to have taken place entirely within the airspace of both countries.
Rudder Malfunction Suspected In Fatal Cessna 310 Crash

6 days ago | avweb.com | Amelia Walsh

A suspected rudder malfunction may have contributed to the crash of a Cessna 310R near Boca Raton, Florida, that killed all three people on board April 11, according to preliminary findings from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). The aircraft, operated under Part 91 for a personal flight, had just departed from Boca Raton Airport (BCT) en route to Tallahassee International Airport. It was the first flight following its annual inspection.
Piper Aircraft Navigates Tariff Threats, Avoids Layoffs

6 days ago | avweb.com | Amelia Walsh

Piper Aircraft successfully avoided laying off nearly two-thirds of its workforce, thanks to a coordinated effort between the manufacturer and government officials. Earlier this year, the implementation of 25 percent tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico put significant pressure on Piper’s operations.
DOT Unveils Plans To Overhaul Air Traffic Control System

6 days ago | avweb.com | Amelia Walsh

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy unveiled multi-billion dollar plans to overhaul the nation’s air traffic control system during a press conference on Thursday. The initiative, led by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), aims to enhance flight safety, reduce delays, and lay the foundation for the future of air travel. “Under President Trump, America is building again.
Chatham Airport Considers Higher Fees To Curb Night Flights, Larger Aircraft

1 week ago | avweb.com | Amelia Walsh

The Chatham Airport Commission is considering a revised landing fee structure aimed at raising revenue and discouraging use by large or nighttime-operating aircraft, the Cape Cod Chronicle reported. While federal regulations prevent the commission from banning specific aircraft or restricting nighttime landings outright, officials say they can impose higher fees as a financial deterrent.
Textron Aviation Calls On Pilots For 2026 Special Olympics Airlift

1 week ago | avweb.com | Amelia Walsh

Textron Aviation is calling on Cessna, Beechcraft, and Hawker aircraft owners to participate in the 9th Special Olympics Airlift, set for June 19 and June 27, 2026. The company said the nationwide volunteer effort will transport hundreds of Special Olympics athletes and coaches to and from the 2026 USA Games in Minnesota’s Twin Cities.
DOT Unveils New Incentives To Boost ATC Workforce

1 week ago | avweb.com | Amelia Walsh

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced a new set of initiatives on Thursday aimed at accelerating the hiring and retention of air traffic controllers across the nation. “Today’s actions will supercharge the air traffic controller workforce from both retention and hiring side of the equation – bringing us one step closer to reversing decades of staffing declines,” said Duffy.
JetBlue And United In Talks To Form Partnership

1 week ago | avweb.com | Amelia Walsh

JetBlue Airways and United Airlines are reportedly in talks to form a new strategic partnership, according to three industry sources who spoke with Reuters. The potential alliance is said to center on enhancing customer connectivity and integrating loyalty programs, enabling travelers to earn and redeem frequent flyer miles across both carriers.
Arizona Airport Scraps Landing Fees For Light Aircraft

2 weeks ago | avweb.com | Amelia Walsh

The Safford City Council unanimously voted to eliminate landing fees for aircraft under 4,000 pounds at Safford Regional Airport in Graham County, Arizona. The decision came during a meeting on April 28, 2025, as part of a broader effort to make the airport more accessible and welcoming to the general aviation community. City council members also voted to retract landing fees for touch-and-go operations involving aircraft over 4,000 pounds, effective immediately.
Dynon And Trig Avionics Announce Merger

2 weeks ago | avweb.com | Amelia Walsh

Dynon Avionics has made a strategic investment in Trig Avionics, a UK-based manufacturer specializing in transponders and communication radios, the company announced on Wednesday. This investment brings Trig into the Dynon Group of companies, further strengthening the long-standing partnership between the two companies, according to an April 30 press release. Dynon is best known for its SkyView HDX series of avionics, used in experimental and light aircraft.