Senior executives from commercial-service airports large and small pleaded the House Subcommittee on Aviation to increases the maximum authorized Passenger […]
Month: February 2017
Apollo 11 Module To Go On Tour
The command module Columbia from the Apollo 11 mission to the moon will leave the National Air & Space Museum, […]
FAA to Hold Airspace Workshops in Denver
February 28 -The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will hold 11 public information workshops in April and May 2017 on proposed […]
Drone Safety Apps Take off in UK and Australia
In the past few days at least two high-profile stories have emerged relating to drone safety. The first involves a Seattle […]
Flying in a rainbow
William Smith sent us this photo, with a simple note: “1958 C172 straight tail in the rainbow.” Source: http://generalaviationnews.comFlying in […]
General Aviation wins a convert
The situation came to my attention thanks to a post on social media. A woman I went to high school […]
CAF Dixie Wing Warbird Museum celebrates 30 years
PEACHTREE CITY, Ga. — Two restored World War II aircraft have taken flight as the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Dixie […]
IFR Fix: No deviation, just confusion
A Boeing 737 Next Generation airliner was flying an RNAV arrival to San Francisco International Airport at 250 knots when […]
Esri Boosts Drone2Map Tool With Upgrade
February has always been great for mapping analytics firm Esri. Last February, the California-based company released Drone2Map for ArcGIS, a […]
Salinas' own Sean D. Tucker wins nation aviation trophy
The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association announced that Salinas-based nationally known aerobatic pilot Sean D. Tucker will be honored for […]