The ceiling and visibility are forecast to be adequate. Total wind and crosswind component are within recommended guidelines. The terrain […]
Month: June 2017
Training Tip: Unusual aerial activity
A pilot studying airspace on a sectional chart before a cross-country flight notices an oddly shaped block of special-use airspace […]
Washington aviation director retires
After 35 years of federal and state service, including the last six years as Director of Aviation at the Washington […]
NASA in eastern Kern central to development of revolutionary all-electric aircraft
An experimental aircraft exclusively propelled by electric power now in development at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center has the potential […]
The best USB charging accessory for pilots?
For pilots using a tablet as their primary chart reference, keeping an iPad charged isn’t just a convenience – it’s a […]
What are Canada’s New Drone Regulations?
Canada has issued a new interim drone law, relaxing regulations for recreational users. The new law removes the restriction against flying […]
PlaneLogiX releases free builder logbook
CARRBORO, NC — PlaneLogiX has released a new Builder Logbook module available to aircraft builders for free. Builders can use the […]
Malawi and UNICEF Create Drone Corridor for Rescue Work
Malawi and UNICEF have joined forces to open up a 25-mile-radius drone corridor over the nation’s Kasungu Aerodrome in an […]
Fireworks, Drones and Airplanes Don't Mix
June 30– As people travel, purchase fireworks and fly drones over the Independence Day holiday, the FAA reminds them to […]
WACO Announces "Faces of the Factory" Event
Were you or someone you know an employee of the WACO Aircraft Company in Troy, Ohio? WACO Air Museum is looking […]