Arizona lawmakers sent a bill to the governor's desk to establish regulations for "roadable aircrafts," also known as flying cars. The legislation would require flying cars to be registered similarly ...

Clint Carter was enjoying the sunshine and gentle rocking of the boat when a 30-pound fish leapt out of the Louisiana water and smashed into his chest. The fisherman was bruised but not particularly ...

Joby is making strong progress, but FAA approval will determine when commercial U.S. flights can begin. Early flights in overseas markets like Dubai will test whether customers adopt flying taxis at ...

Air Force F-15E aircrews are usually junior or mid-grade officers, such as first lieutenant, captain or major. So why was a colonel in the back seat of the fighter jet shot down over Iran last week?

ORLANDO, Fla. — Managers at Orlando International Airport are taking another step toward bringing flying taxis to Orlando. They completed an exercise with the Federal Aviation Administration to ...

Was it a descent into madness? An Icelandair pilot has been ripped as reckless after flying a Boeing 757 dangerously low above his hometown to celebrate his retirement, as seen in shocking footage ...

Frequent flyers and airline crews face a higher risk of radiation exposure from the sun. The risk is greatest on flights at high altitudes, over the poles or during solar events. Radiation exposure ...

Jack Furness’s unconventional staging for Welsh National Opera sees the orchestra play up a storm under Tomáš Hanus in Wagner’s legend of the man condemned to sail the oceans for eternity The Guardian ...

A writer reports from inside the premium bubble, where there’s no such thing as too much, petty annoyances are nonexistent and the real world never intrudes. By Sarah Lyall The nonstop parade of ...

HOUSTON (AP) — With the moon now filling their windows, the Artemis II astronauts sailed into their lunar flyby Monday, taking in magnificent views of the far side never before witnessed while setting ...

U.S. airline pilots are mandated to retire from commercial (Part 121) operations at age 65, but are permitted to continue flying for other types of carriers, such as charter or business jet companies, ...