AOPA and Purdue University have announced a partnership to develop aviation STEM curricula for high schools across America. The program […]
Month: October 2016
Aerialtronics, Neurala Make Inspection Drones Smarter
A dynamic duo – one part UAV company, one part software firm – wowed attendees at a European tech show […]
Five Receive Master Instructor Designation In September
One Designated A ‘Master Emeritus’ Last Month Five instructors have renewed their Master Instructor designation in the month of September, […]
Vintage Culver Down In North Carolina
Pilot Fatally Injured In The Accident A vintage Culver aircraft went down Saturday in Longview, NC. The accident resulted in […]
Sporty’s Takeoff App
A new approach to pilot proficiency Don’t wait for your next Flight Review to get current – keep your flying […]
Poberezny Joins Hall Of Fame
Former EAA Chairman and CEO Tom Poberezny joined three others in being inducted into the National Aviation Hall of Fame […]
Viking, Bombardier Complete Amphibian Sale
Viking Air, of British Columbia, is now the owner of the type-design certificates for the line of amphibious aircraft formerly […]
FAA Hits SMO Evictions
The FAA is demanding proof from the city of Santa Monica that it will be able to legally and safely […]
Regs OK Virtual Currency For Canada Pilots
Pilots in Canada can meet their requirements to stay current without ever getting into an actual airplane, under a rule […]
Ryder Cup Penalty For Floatplane Pilot
GA pilots have been cited for delaying presidents, clearing the Capitol and stopping missile tests but a Minnesota floatplane owner […]