“The General Staff has prepared a plan for involvement of the deck aircraft in delivering strikes on terrorist groups in […]
Month: July 2016
South Dakota colleges take to skies with aviation project
“We’re looking forward to seeing the results of this collaboration.” The presidents from the longtime rival schools, both general aviation […]
DroneShield Goes Public in Australia
An American anti-drone startup flew to heights reached only by a handful of tech firms – the IPO Zone. DroneShield, […]
Fun iPad flying: bush pilot simulator
At iPad Pilot News we’re dedicated to covering all things iPad as it relates to airplanes and pilots and love every […]
AirExpo 2016 introduces the Drone Zone
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — This year AirExpo 2016 introduces the “Drone Zone,” a drone demonstration area where you can watch drones fly […]
EAA publishes family reunion album
Oshkosh. A single word, which is also a city in Wisconsin, conjures up feelings like few others among the aviation […]
Drone Regulations Pushing U.S. Companies Out: Who’s Leaving, and Why it Matters
News and Commentary. Recent changes to commercial drone regulations have given some businesses hope that the country is moving towards a regulatory […]
GE Aviation lands $1B Air Force engine contract
The engine has been a working project for several years, developed with help from Air Force Research Laboratory, and is […]
Wipaire Announces ADS-B Compliance Program; Accepting Reservations
Hopes To Help Pilots Beat The Anticipated Crush As The FAA’s Deadline Approaches Wipaire has announced the establishment of a […]
NTSB: Pilot In 2014 Fatal Accident Was Impaired By Marijuana
THC Level Detected Suggest He Had Smoked Or Ingested Pot Shortly Before Accident Flight The pilot of a Tierra II […]