MARANA, Ariz. — Two small planes collided in midair over Marana Regional Airport outside Tuscon, Arizona, on Wednesday, federal officials and local police confirmed.

The Clearfield-Jefferson Counties Regional Airport Authority recently received updates on a variety of topics, including the ongoing operations of Southern Airways, recent confusion caused by Real ID ...

JEFFERSONVILLE — Clark County Commissioners heard from representatives of the Clark County Regional Airport about its future ...

Newly graduated Marana High School student Brandon Gilbert is not a pilot. However, when he passes by Marana Regional Airport ...

The entrance to Marana Regional Airport (KAVQ) in Arizona, now boasts a new public art installation of a sculpture called ...

A new concourse opened Wednesday at Asheville Regional Airport, a major milestone in the airport’s years-long transformation.

Thanks to a group of Marana High School welding students and a local artist, Marana Regional Airport will be home to an original work of public art. The students — Brayden Riggs, a recent ...

The Lancair was one of two single-engine fixed-wing planes that collided midair at the Marana Regional Airport. The two people inside the second plane, a Cessna 172, were not hurt.

Two people are dead after two single-engine planes crashed mid-air on Feb. 19 at the AVQ Marana Northwest Regional Airport. : The collision happened at 8:30 a.m. The two people aboard one aircraft ...

The Marana Regional Airport was awarded $375,000 in grant funding from the Arizona Department of Transportation, which officials said will be used to make much-needed safety improvements ...

Marana Regional Airport reopened on Thursday evening after a mid-air collision with two planes left two people dead on Wednesday. The National Traffic Safety Board or NTSB completed their on-scene ...

The Marana Regional Airport started during World War II as one of several small landing mats used by student military pilots to practice takeoffs and landings, according to the airport's website.