C-130s and KC-135s have been spotted flying in a plain grey livery with low-visibility USAF roundels and a small US flag on the tail. The U.S. Air Force Air Mobility Command is making a drastic change ...
ADS-B data, combined with public FAA aircraft registry information, is being misused by individuals to track down and harass private aircraft owners with anonymous threats and complaints. To address ...
Business aviation advocates want greater protection of personally identifiable information associated with private aircraft tail numbers, but blocking access to that data is not like flipping a switch ...
A U.S. Air Force KC-135 on the flight line at Fairchild AFB, Washington, without most of the traditional identifying markings. Credit: U.S. Air Force For decades, airlift and tanker aircraft of the ...
A survey prepared by the National Business Aviation Association reveals that most members would no longer qualify to have their tail numbers blocked from the Federal Aviation Administration tracking ...
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