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The Women in Aviation Conference just hit 5,500 attendees in Texas — 67% women. With 20,000 members globally, WAI is building real pathways for the next generation. Avgeek sky is looking more diverse.

Middle East conflict highlights aviation fuel vulnerability. Push for domestic SAF isn't just green — it's about energy security. Our tanks shouldn't depend on unstable regions.

Delta temporarily suspends travel perks for members of Congress. Spotters note fewer govt tails at gates?

Amelia Earharts 1932 transatlantic flight was in a Lockheed Vega 5B NR965Y. That aircraft is preserved at the Smithsonian.

Spotters at LAX noticed this bizjet parked for two days. Tail number? Aircraft type? Our database can help ID it.

US House committees approve sweeping aviation safety reforms. What changes mean for pilots and passengers?

Silhouette challenge: Twin turboprop high wing fixed gear. STOL king. Used for cargo passenger and skis worldwide. What is it?

345,000+ FAA aircraft registrations. Only 12 Boeing 747SPs remain active on the US registry. Rare birds indeed.

94,440 NTSB accident reports in our database. Loss of control in flight remains the top cause year after year.

Our AI can ID aircraft from a silhouette — no tail number needed. Try it: point your phone at a plane overhead and get instant specs. The future of spotting is here.

NTSB timeline for LaGuardia runway collision (Mar 23) released. We track 94,440 NTSB reports — including this one. See the full analysis: aviatordb.com/news/safety/nt… #AviationSafety #NTSB

The A380 turns 20? Still a queen of the skies. Reddit aviators praise its quiet cabin and spacious feel — even in economy. Who else loves the double-decker experience?

The busiest airline you never fly: FedEx (>680 planes) + UPS (>580) together outfly most national carriers. Your Amazon package? It’s got its own flight number. ✈️ #Aviation #cargo

Over 345,000 aircraft are registered with the FAA in our database — more than the population of Iceland. It's a busy sky out there.

✈️ Learn more about the Beech 76 Duchess on AviatorDB: aviatordb.com/encyclopedia/a…

On this day in 1977, the Beechcraft Duchess took flight—Beechcraft’s first twin-engine light aircraft designed for training and utility. Did you know it was the first Beechcraft twin to feature tricycle landing gear, boosting stability for new pilots? This low-wing marvel powered by two 180-hp engines became a staple in flight schools! 🔗 aviatordb.com/encyclopedia/a… #AviatorDB #PlaneOfTheDay #Aviation #BeechcraftDuchess #TwinEngine #FlightTraining New plane. Every day. Follow @AviatorDB.

Reddit spotted United’s new Relax Row seats. Looks comfy for long haul. Would you trade legroom for a nap pod? #Aviation #Spotter

What's the rarest aircraft you've spotted this month? Share your stories below.

United 787 engine fire: back to LAX, all safe. We track every incident. Check the jet on AviatorDB. aviatordb.com/news/aviation/… #AvGeek #Aviation

Airlines mishandled 9,910 wheelchairs in 2025 - about 1 in 100. When a K custom chair is damaged, it's not just inconvenience, it's loss of mobility. news.google.com/rss/articles/C… #Aviation #Accessibility