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Dassault Aviation Unveils New Top of the Line Falcon 10X
In a dramatic unveiling before more than 400 customers, partners and aviation leaders gathered in a new production hall in Bordeaux-Mérignac, Dassault Aviation rolled out the Falcon 10X—its most ambitious business jet ever. As the drape lifted at 8:00 p.m. CET, the aircraft emerged as a bold new benchmark for the future of long-range business […]
Signature Aviation Debuts State-of-the-Art Private Aviation Terminal in Glasgow
Signature Aviation announced the debut of its newest terminal at Glasgow Airport (GLA) in Scotland. The cutting-edge facility was officially introduced during a grand opening celebration this week, showcasing the enhanced guest experience and spotlighting the terminal’s expansive, thoughtfully designed amenities. The new Signature GLA terminal was designed to enhance the guest experience as a […]
Sling Aircraft North America Partners with Tango Flight to Deliver Sling 2 Aircraft Kits to High Schools Nationwide
Tango Flight has announced a new partnership with Sling Aircraft North America to provide Sling 2 kit aircraft to high schools across the United States, expanding hands-on aviation education opportunities for students and advancing Tango Flight’s mission to inspire the next generation of aerospace professionals. Through this collaboration, participating schools will build the Sling 2 […]
New Phoenix Airport Museum Installation Showcases the Region’s Legacy of Ingenuity
Travelers moving through Terminal 4 now have a new way to experience Phoenix’s story of growth and problem-solving through a large-scale photo mural. Desert Innovation is a captivating installation of historic and contemporary images along the post-security passenger bridge between the A and D gates at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport’s Terminal 4. Presented by […]

State News

Soaring Higher: Aviation Industry Leader Shelly deZevallos Continues to Pursue Life and Career Goals for the Greater Good

Story by Laura Pennino for State Aviation Journal State Aviation Journal published a story about Shelly deZevallos by Penny Rafferty Hamilton, Ph.D. on Nov. 10, 2023. Editor Kim Stevens asked what Shelly has been up to since then and what she is planning to do next. Here’s what we learned. _________________________________________________________________________________ Shelly Lesikar deZevallos is an accomplished aviation industry leader, pilot, valuable contributor to her family’s business, and a candidate for public office. Shelly Lesikar deZevallos A third-generation pilot, Shelly has been serving as the president of West Houston Airport (KIWS) since April 2018. Her father, Woody Lesikar, began offering flying lessons there in 1967, and he established West Houston Airport flight school – which is now the oldest, continuously operating family-owned flight school in Houston. Shelly was sweeping hangars there when she was eight years old. Shelly declared her candidacy in October 2025 for the Texas 38th Congressional District race. She was one of 10 Republican candidates in the primary. Election Day was Tuesday, March 3, and Shelly made the runoff. The runoff election will be held on Tuesday, May 26. In her characteristic style, Shelly is approaching the runoff with optimism, tenacity, humility, and a solid commitment to serving her fellow Texans and fellow Americans. A native Houstonian and fifth-generation Texan, Shelly grew up and attended school in the 38th Congressional District. She cares deeply about important issues such as transportation, flooding infrastructure, public safety, education, and workforce development. “For our family, flying is as natural as driving a car. My grandfather was a pilot, and my dad is a pilot, so I grew up around airplanes and airports. When I was 13 or 14, my dad sat down with me and said I needed a backup plan. He taught me to fly so that I could have a career in case college didn’t work out,” Shelly recalled. To her credit, both flying and college worked out. Shelly earned her pilot’s license when she was 17. She has since logged over 5,000 flight hours. She has earned commercial, multi-engine, single-engine land, glider, and instrument certifications. And what about college? After graduating from high school, Shelly earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Texas and became the first person in her family to earn a college degree. While managing her business and personal responsibilities, she earned an Executive Master of Business Administration degree from Texas A&M University and a Doctor of Education in Aviation and Space Science degree from Oklahoma State University. Commitments and Accomplishments in Recent Years Over the past three years, Shelly has been addressing her ever-growing personal and professional responsibilities as a working wife and mom of teenage twin daughters while also deepening her commitment to community engagement and public service initiatives. Shelly deZevallos with her twin daughters and her husband, Chris deZevallos. The family resides in Houston. As a former member of the Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council (one of the largest Girl Scouts Councils in the United States), Shelly was instrumental in introducing a “Discover Aviation Patch” in March 2024. She also moderated panels of accomplished women in aviation and aerospace as part of Girls in Aviation Day at the Lone Star Flight Museum in Houston in September 2024 and September 2025. “Girls and young women have the same abilities and opportunities as men do in all aspects of aviation – they just need to go for it. They need to believe that anything is possible,” Shelly said. “The Discover Aviation Patch Program encourages girls of all ages to explore aviation through hands-on STEM activities, such as pre-flight inspections and flight simulators. I am honored to have played a role in making this program a reality for thousands of girls.” Shelly deZevallos, chair of the Texas Governor’s Aerospace and Aviation Advisory Committee, with Texas Governor Greg Abbott at a policy event in Austin, Texas. Shelly was appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to chair the Texas Governor’s Aerospace and Aviation Advisory Committee in August 2024. She was appointed to this committee by Governor Abbott in 2021. She was also appointed by Governor Abbott to the Texas Small Business Freedom Council (Texas DOGE) in 2024. Shelly serves as a member of the board of directors for the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) and the Experimental Aviation Association (EAA). “Both organizations are invaluable to the aviation industry. NBAA’s focus on safety and advocacy helped drive my passion for federal policy and its impact –for example, the use of Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) for collecting fees when it was designed for safety,” Shelly said. “As for EAA, AirVenture is held in Oshkosh, Wisc., every year that brings close to 700,000 aviation enthusiasts and people who love any aspect of aviation. State Aviation Journal readers have to attend! Throughout the week, there is anything and everything to do with aviation – from maintenance to welding, to plane watching, to evening fireworks, and to airshows.” Why Politics Now? Sam Graves, House Representative for Missouri’s Sixth Congressional District and Chair of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, with Shelly deZevallos at a National Business Aviation Association event. Shelly is a member of the NBAA board of directors. In speaking engagements and interviews, Shelly frequently addresses the needs of her district and the future of aviation — particularly its rapid evolution. She highlights the need for strong safety oversight and thoughtful policymaking as heavy‑lift drones, Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) vehicles, supersonic aircraft, and commercial space vehicles enter the national airspace system. As a guest earlier this month on the AVIATE with Shaesta Waiz podcast episode, “From the Flight Deck to Public Office: Shelly deZevallos on Why Aviation Experience Belongs in Policy,” Shelly explained her rationale for entering politics and what she hopes to achieve as a Congresswoman. “I have grown up in the aviation industry. With airspace modernization and other developments taking place, we need someone in Congress who knows and understands the aviation industry inside and out,” Shelly said. “I was born and raised in READ MORE
ODAV Announces State Airports 2026 Construction Outlook

ODAV is hard at work preparing for yet another busy construction season in 2026. This year they are looking forward to the following projects: Runway Reconstruction – Oakridge State Airport Waterline Improvements and Hangar Construction – Mulino State Airport Pavement Maintenance (Surface Seal) and Markings Chiloquin State Airport Condon State Airport Joseph State Airport Lebanon State Airport Mulino State Airport Master Plan – Condon State Airport AWOS Replacement – Joseph State Airport PAPI Replacement – Independence State Airport Obstruction Removal – Appraisals and Easement Acquisition Aurora State Airport Chiloquin State Airport Joseph State Airport Mulino State Airport Final Runway Markings Application (1-day closure) – Aurora State Airport ODAV says that while several of these projects are going out to bid now, they won’t have details on operational impacts such as start dates and project durations until they award each contract. Project specific details will be sent as soon as more information is available. To make sure you’ll receive the latest on these projects and other state airport information, be sure to subscribe to each state airport contact group that you’re interested in!

National News

Soaring Higher: Aviation Industry Leader Shelly deZevallos Continues to Pursue Life and Career Goals for the Greater Good

Story by Laura Pennino for State Aviation Journal State Aviation Journal published a story about Shelly deZevallos by Penny Rafferty Hamilton, Ph.D. on Nov. 10, 2023. Editor Kim Stevens asked what Shelly has been up to since then and what she is planning to do next. Here’s what we learned. _________________________________________________________________________________ Shelly Lesikar deZevallos is an accomplished aviation industry leader, pilot, valuable contributor to her family’s business, and a candidate for public office. Shelly Lesikar deZevallos A third-generation pilot, Shelly has been serving as the president of West Houston Airport (KIWS) since April 2018. Her father, Woody Lesikar, began offering flying lessons there in 1967, and he established West Houston Airport flight school – which is now the oldest, continuously operating family-owned flight school in Houston. Shelly was sweeping hangars there when she was eight years old. Shelly declared her candidacy in October 2025 for the Texas 38th Congressional District race. She was one of 10 Republican candidates in the primary. Election Day was Tuesday, March 3, and Shelly made the runoff. The runoff election will be held on Tuesday, May 26. In her characteristic style, Shelly is approaching the runoff with optimism, tenacity, humility, and a solid commitment to serving her fellow Texans and fellow Americans. A native Houstonian and fifth-generation Texan, Shelly grew up and attended school in the 38th Congressional District. She cares deeply about important issues such as transportation, flooding infrastructure, public safety, education, and workforce development. “For our family, flying is as natural as driving a car. My grandfather was a pilot, and my dad is a pilot, so I grew up around airplanes and airports. When I was 13 or 14, my dad sat down with me and said I needed a backup plan. He taught me to fly so that I could have a career in case college didn’t work out,” Shelly recalled. To her credit, both flying and college worked out. Shelly earned her pilot’s license when she was 17. She has since logged over 5,000 flight hours. She has earned commercial, multi-engine, single-engine land, glider, and instrument certifications. And what about college? After graduating from high school, Shelly earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Texas and became the first person in her family to earn a college degree. While managing her business and personal responsibilities, she earned an Executive Master of Business Administration degree from Texas A&M University and a Doctor of Education in Aviation and Space Science degree from Oklahoma State University. Commitments and Accomplishments in Recent Years Over the past three years, Shelly has been addressing her ever-growing personal and professional responsibilities as a working wife and mom of teenage twin daughters while also deepening her commitment to community engagement and public service initiatives. Shelly deZevallos with her twin daughters and her husband, Chris deZevallos. The family resides in Houston. As a former member of the Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council (one of the largest Girl Scouts Councils in the United States), Shelly was instrumental in introducing a “Discover Aviation Patch” in March 2024. She also moderated panels of accomplished women in aviation and aerospace as part of Girls in Aviation Day at the Lone Star Flight Museum in Houston in September 2024 and September 2025. “Girls and young women have the same abilities and opportunities as men do in all aspects of aviation – they just need to go for it. They need to believe that anything is possible,” Shelly said. “The Discover Aviation Patch Program encourages girls of all ages to explore aviation through hands-on STEM activities, such as pre-flight inspections and flight simulators. I am honored to have played a role in making this program a reality for thousands of girls.” Shelly deZevallos, chair of the Texas Governor’s Aerospace and Aviation Advisory Committee, with Texas Governor Greg Abbott at a policy event in Austin, Texas. Shelly was appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to chair the Texas Governor’s Aerospace and Aviation Advisory Committee in August 2024. She was appointed to this committee by Governor Abbott in 2021. She was also appointed by Governor Abbott to the Texas Small Business Freedom Council (Texas DOGE) in 2024. Shelly serves as a member of the board of directors for the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) and the Experimental Aviation Association (EAA). “Both organizations are invaluable to the aviation industry. NBAA’s focus on safety and advocacy helped drive my passion for federal policy and its impact –for example, the use of Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) for collecting fees when it was designed for safety,” Shelly said. “As for EAA, AirVenture is held in Oshkosh, Wisc., every year that brings close to 700,000 aviation enthusiasts and people who love any aspect of aviation. State Aviation Journal readers have to attend! Throughout the week, there is anything and everything to do with aviation – from maintenance to welding, to plane watching, to evening fireworks, and to airshows.” Why Politics Now? Sam Graves, House Representative for Missouri’s Sixth Congressional District and Chair of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, with Shelly deZevallos at a National Business Aviation Association event. Shelly is a member of the NBAA board of directors. In speaking engagements and interviews, Shelly frequently addresses the needs of her district and the future of aviation — particularly its rapid evolution. She highlights the need for strong safety oversight and thoughtful policymaking as heavy‑lift drones, Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) vehicles, supersonic aircraft, and commercial space vehicles enter the national airspace system. As a guest earlier this month on the AVIATE with Shaesta Waiz podcast episode, “From the Flight Deck to Public Office: Shelly deZevallos on Why Aviation Experience Belongs in Policy,” Shelly explained her rationale for entering politics and what she hopes to achieve as a Congresswoman. “I have grown up in the aviation industry. With airspace modernization and other developments taking place, we need someone in Congress who knows and understands the aviation industry inside and out,” Shelly said. “I was born and raised in READ MORE
Textron Aviation to Feature Broad Range of Industry Leading Cessna, Beechcraft and Pipistrel Aircraft at SUN ’n FUN

Textron Aviation announced that it will showcase a broad lineup of its legendary turboprop and piston aircraft at the 2026 SUN ‘n FUN Aerospace Expo, April 14 through 19, in Lakeland, Florida. This marks the first time that Cessna, Beechcraft and Pipistrel products will be displayed together under the Textron Aviation banner, giving attendees a unified look at the company’s expanded portfolio of aircraft. Additionally, the Crimson Edition of the Beechcraft King Air 360 is expected to make its debut at the show, showcasing a special edition design developed to commemorate six decades of the King Air family’s legendary service as the best-selling business turboprop family in the world. Announced in 2024, the aircraft features a refined custom interior and a bold exterior paint scheme, including the iconic Beechcraft “B” on the tail. Legendary lineup on display Beechcraft King Air 360 With more than 85,000 piston aircraft and more than 11,000 turbine aircraft operating in the United States, Textron Aviation offers aviation enthusiasts the opportunity to experience some of the most iconic aircraft in the world at SUN ‘n FUN. Aircraft expected to be at the Textron Aviation static display during SUN ‘n FUN include: Pipistrel Alpha Trainer Pipistrel Sinus Pipistrel Panthera Cessna Skyhawk Cessna Skylane Cessna Turbo Stationair HD Cessna Caravan Beechcraft King Air 360 (special Crimson Edition) All Cessna and Beechcraft aircraft on display will feature McCauley Propeller products, and McCauley representatives will be on site at the show.

International News

Everdrone raises SEK 36 million – Enters Commercial Phase for Drone Services in Emergency Healthcare

Everdrone currently operates the world’s first operational drone service integrated into the emergency response chain for cardiac arrest in the Västra Götaland Region, Sweden. The company has now raised SEK 36 million in a funding round to validate methodology and system integration for drone support in emergency healthcare, as well as to further develop its technology platform for additional service offerings. Mats Sällström, Everdrone CEO. “This funding gives us stronger conditions to continue building the company and expanding our services into more markets across Europe”, says Mats Sällström, CEO of Everdrone. Everdrone develops autonomous drone services for time-critical medical interventions, enabling rapid delivery of defibrillators and other essential emergency medical equipment while waiting for the ambulance to arrive. “Our autonomous drones are integrated into the emergency response chain and dispatched in parallel with ambulances. We are seeing growing interest in these types of solutions within emergency healthcare and other rescue services”, says Mats Sällström. Since its founding, Everdrone has developed its technology in close collaboration with healthcare providers and has conducted operational flights within emergency healthcare since 2020. The service is currently operational in the Västra Götaland Region and has also been procured by Region Stockholm and the Normandy Region in France. “Interest in drone-based solutions in emergency healthcare is increasing as regions look for new ways to reduce response times and improve coverage in both urban and rural areas”, says Mats Sällström. The recently completed funding round was led by the investment firm Sciety, which selected Everdrone based on its advanced technology and clear application within emergency healthcare. “Everdrone addresses a clear and well-documented need in emergency healthcare and has already established partnerships with several regions in Sweden and France. As a long-term capital partner, we look forward to supporting Everdrone in its continued commercialization”, says Andreas Lindblom, Managing Partner at Sciety. “Sciety contributes not only capital but also industry expertise, the right network, and increased visibility, making them a valuable partner in the company’s continued development”, says Mats Sällström, CEO of Everdrone.
Applications Open Earlier for IADA Foundation Business Aviation Scholarships

The International Aircraft Dealers Association (IADA) Foundation has opened the application process for its annual Business Aviation Scholarships earlier than in previous years, giving students more time to apply while they are still actively engaged in their academic programs. The scholarships, administered through the IADA Foundation, are designed to help cultivate the next generation of professionals entering the global business aviation industry. Applications are now being accepted through July 15 via the IADA Foundation section of the IADA website. “The earlier application timeline is designed to make it easier for students to learn about the program and apply while they are still on campus and engaged with their aviation studies,” said Lou Seno, executive director of IADA. “Developing the next generation of ethical, well-educated professionals is essential to the long-term health of the business aircraft resale market and the broader business aviation community.” Scholarships range from $1,000 to $5,000 and are available worldwide to undergraduate and graduate students pursuing studies related to careers in business aviation. Eligible fields include Aviation Business Law, Aviation Business Administration, Aviation Maintenance/A&P license, Business/Administration, Data Analytics, Finance, Cyber Security, Marketing and other aviation-related disciplines tied to aircraft sales, marketing, management and operations. The IADA Foundation’s scholarship initiative is part of a broader effort to strengthen the industry’s talent pipeline. Earlier this year, the foundation announced it had awarded recent scholarships and grants to 21 students and young professionals, representing approximately $100,000 in total support for business aviation career development. Through a continuing relationship with Alpha Eta Rho, the collegiate aviation fraternity founded in 1929, the IADA Foundation has expanded its list of approved educational aviation institutions to 85 colleges and universities worldwide. Students from other accredited institutions with relevant aviation coursework are also encouraged to apply. Eligible applicants must be graduate or full-time undergraduate students (freshman through senior, minimum of 12 credit hours per semester) and maintain a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale. Students may apply directly online through the IADA Foundation section of the IADA website at iada.aero, which also provides additional details on eligibility requirements and participating schools.

Unmanned Systems

Everdrone raises SEK 36 million – Enters Commercial Phase for Drone Services in Emergency Healthcare

Everdrone currently operates the world’s first operational drone service integrated into the emergency response chain for cardiac arrest in the Västra Götaland Region, Sweden. The company has now raised SEK 36 million in a funding round to validate methodology and system integration for drone support in emergency healthcare, as well as to further develop its READ MORE
Oregon Department of Aviation Signs MOU with Cellen H2 to Explore Hydrogen-Powered Uncrewed Aircraft Systems

Photograph provided by Cellen H2 The Oregon Department of Aviation (ODAV) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Cellen H2, Inc. (Cellen) to explore the use of hydrogen fuel cellpowered Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) in the National Airspace System for commercial and civil operations across Oregon. The READ MORE

Aviation Education

Applications Open Earlier for IADA Foundation Business Aviation Scholarships

The International Aircraft Dealers Association (IADA) Foundation has opened the application process for its annual Business Aviation Scholarships earlier than in previous years, giving students more time to apply while they are still actively engaged in their academic programs. The scholarships, administered through the IADA Foundation, are designed to help cultivate the next generation of READ MORE
Frontiers of Flight Museum Hosts Dallas Cowboys Legend, Aviator Chad Hennings for Caroline Rose Hunt Lecture Series

The Frontiers of Flight Museum has announced the second installment of its Caroline Rose Hunt Lecture series, celebrating the legacy of the devoted patron of aviation, a passionate supporter of Dallas and a champion for education. Chad Hennings On Thursday, April 30, the lecture series will feature legendary Dallas Cowboys star and fighter pilot Chad READ MORE

North Dakota Airports Experience Surge in Demand during Month of March

April 19, 2021April 19, 2021 Kim Stevens

During a month that marks one year since the COVID-19 pandemic started to severely impact air travel; North Dakota’s eight commercial service airports posted a total of 72,504 airline passenger boardings. This is an increase of almost 22,000 passengers from the previous month of February as Spring travel in North Dakota begins to take off. […]

Rachel Bingham Named NCDOT Aviation Deputy Director and Manager of Aviation Development

April 19, 2021April 19, 2021 Kim Stevens

Rachel Bingham, Interim Manager of Aviation Development, has accepted the position of Aviation Deputy Director and Manager of Aviation Development for the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) Division of Aviation. In her new role, Bingham will oversee the administration of NCDOT Aviation’s state and federal airport capital improvement and statewide assistance programs, as well […]

WSDOT Aviation Accepting Applications for New Round of Airport Grants

April 19, 2021April 19, 2021 Kim Stevens

The Washington State Department of Transportation Aviation Division is currently accepting applications for the first round of 2021-2023 Airport Aid Grant Program grants. WSDOT anticipates awarding between $1.1 and $1.3 million in funding. Airports can only apply for projects previously submitted through the Statewide Capital Improvement Program. Known as the SCIP, it is an unconstrained […]

Canada Training Solutions acquires ALSIM AL250 simulator

April 13, 2021April 13, 2021 Kim Stevens

ALSIM Simulators has announced the sale of an AL250 to Canada Training Solutions (CTS) based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. This will be CTS’ first ALSIM simulator. Their AL250 can be reconfigured to represent several types of piston aircraft typically used for pilot training. The AL250 also contains the latest real Garmin GTN650 and both round […]

New Runway at Oklahoma’s South Grand Lake Regional Airport Opens

April 13, 2021April 13, 2021 Kim Stevens

The South Grand Lake Regional Airport (SGLRA) in Ketchum, OK, hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, April 9, in honor of the airport’s new and expanded 5,200-foot runway. The $4.58 million project began construction in 2019 and consisted of widening the runway from 60 ft to 75 ft, a new asphalt runway surface, and the […]

Call for Nominations For 2021 Laura Taber Barbour Air Safety Award

April 12, 2021April 12, 2021 Kim Stevens

The Laura Taber Barbour Air Safety Foundation is now accepting nominations for the 2021 Laura Taber Barbour Air Safety Award, honoring a leader in global aviation safety. The Award is scheduled to be presented during Flight Safety Foundation’s annual International Air Safety Summit (IASS). Presented annually since 1956, the Laura Taber Barbour Air Safety Award […]

Airports Council Announces New Industry Leaders

April 12, 2021April 12, 2021 Kim Stevens

Airports Council International – North America (ACI-NA) has announced the election of new leaders across the organization. Danette Bewley, President and CEO of the Tucson Airport Authority was elected to the ACI-NA Board of Directors. Jesus Saenz, Jr., Director of Airports for the San Antonio Airport System, was elected to the ACI-NA U.S. Policy Council. […]

FAA Approves Renewal of Orbital Sciences Launch Operator Licenses

April 12, 2021April 12, 2021 Kim Stevens

After completing a comprehensive review, the FAA approved the renewal of two Launch Operator Licenses for Orbital Sciences, LLC, a subsidiary of Northrop Grumman. The licenses are valid for five years and authorize the company to conduct flights of its Pegasus launch vehicle from the Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia and the Cape Canaveral Space […]

Wisk Prepares to Launch Trial to Advance Autonomous Passenger Transport in NZ

April 12, 2021April 12, 2021 Kim Stevens

Wisk, the Urban Air Mobility (UAM) company behind the first all-electric, self-flying air taxi, is progressing with its Transport Trial, which will advance autonomous passenger transport under the New Zealand Government’s broader Airspace Integration Trial Programme (AITP). Wisk is working towards rolling out the implementation phase later this year. In February 2020, Wisk announced that […]

Recurrent Training Courses for Drone Pilots Available Online

April 9, 2021April 9, 2021 Kim Stevens

Drone pilots who have Part 107 Remote Pilot Certification can now take their required training courses online. The training ensures that they have the knowledge necessary to operate in accordance with the Operations Over People rule when it becomes effective on April 21, 2021. The training is free and available on the FAA Safety Team […]

Dassault Aviation Unveils New Top of the Line Falcon 10X

Signature Aviation Debuts State-of-the-Art Private Aviation Terminal in Glasgow

Sling Aircraft North America Partners with Tango Flight to Deliver Sling 2 Aircraft Kits to High Schools Nationwide

New Phoenix Airport Museum Installation Showcases the Region’s Legacy of Ingenuity