The E6B flight computer is a vital tool for pilots, used to calculate groundspeed, time, distance, fuel burn, density altitude, and various conversions by aligning values on its circular scales.

Modern aviation calculations are primarily done using electronic flight computers or glass panels, though many flight instructors still advocate for students to learn with traditional analog E-6Bs.

The Perigon computer has been under development for three years and developer Collins Aerospace targets qualification tests in 2022. Collins Aerospace on 20 July unveiled a new flight control and ...

A near crash in a simulated flight in June using the software fix Boeing designed for the 737 Max led to the extensive delay that has kept the plane grounded for months, according to a new Bloomberg ...

In the early days of aviation, pilots or their navigators used a plethora of tools to solve common navigation and piloting problems. There was definitely a need for some kind of computing aid that ...