The new release carries strong collector appeal, drawing significance from both the history of Breitling’s flagship model and ...

Seemingly lost for decades, the wristwatch worn by American astronaut Scott Carpenter during his May 24, 1962 space flight ...

The AOPA immediately adopted the watch as its official timepiece, and this combination of endorsement and the watch’s innate functionality quickly made the Navitimer a favorite of pilots around the ...

In 1952, Willy Breitling was asked to create a watch for the U.S. Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) and its members. Thus, Breitling Navitimer was born (the current version is our ...

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Foundation (AOPA) and Choose Aerospace are partnering to establish a formal agreement to help increase education opportunities so these jobs are filled.

The session ended with a question for Baker: Would the regional fly-ins continue? “Yes,” answered Baker, a year into his service as AOPA’s fifth president. “We’ll be back next year.” ...

The top of the Washington Monument, lower right, appears below the photo aircraft as AOPA President Mark Baker pilots his Cessna 208 Caravan during a March 24 practice flight for a GA flyover of ...

The Navitimer — the name is an assemblage of “navigation” and “timer” — was not the first slide rule watch. That honor belongs to Breitling’s Chronomat, released in 1942.