As thousands of new commercial drone operators enter the market, drone insurance becomes a big issue for many. But what’s […]
Month: September 2016
NATA Praises FAA?s Swift Action On Atlantic Aviation Santa Monica Complaint
Supports Continuing Operation Of The FBO While FAA Considers Its Next Actions In a letter to the City of Santa […]
Vanecek Takes Gavel As ACI-NA Chair
ACI-NA Celebrates Leadership Rotation At Annual Conference William (Bill) Vanecek, Director of Aviation at Buffalo Niagara International Airport, assumed the […]
'Finding Carla' Explores Tragedy Behind Regulations
When a family survived a wilderness crash in California in 1957 in their Cessna 185, only to die while waiting […]
First Four-Seat, Hydrogen-Cell Airplane Flies
A four-seat airplane powered by hydrogen fuel cells completed a first test flight this week in Germany, reaching milestones in […]
COUNTY NEWS: Beagle aircraft factory remembered in new exhibit
And the soaring highs and final crash-landing of the Beagle aircraft factory in Shoreham are on display … which stands […]
FAA approves expanded Wisconsin special-use airspace
The FAA has given the go-ahead for the Wisconsin Air National Guard to activate an expanded complex of special-use airspace […]
Aeryon Double Success in Police Drone Sector
A Canadian drone company already a leader in police-driven UAV tech scored two victories recently that will no doubt launch […]
Several States Recognize The Importance Of General Aviation
Alaska is currently home to 747 registered airports and seaplane bases, supporting 9,346 registered aircraft utilized by 7,933 active pilots.” […]
Teen pilot flying high
Flying a rock star to and from a gig; earning an instrument flight instructor certificate; and qualifying in Australia to […]