The first meeting of the UAS Identification and Tracking Aviation Rulemaking Committee (ARC) on June 21-23 advanced key policies of […]
Month: June 2017
Senate Interested In Air Force OA-X Project
The effort now underway in Congress to privatize the air traffic control system would be a disaster for general aviation, […]
General aviation survey underway
The 39th annual General Aviation and Part 135 Activity Survey is … It is a scientific sample of aircraft from […]
Amazon Patent Shows Potential Drone Delivery Infrastructure
There’s no shortage of drone delivery concepts that have been floated by major retailers. None more so than Amazon, which is […]
Teachers 'flight test' AOPA's high school aviation curriculum
The AOPA You Can Fly High School Initiative is working to create aviation-based science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) curriculum […]
Senate advances FAA reauthorization
The U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation voted June 29 to advance FAA reauthorization legislation. Unlike a House […]
FBO consultant admits consolidation is a problem
Doug Wilson, a former executive with Signature Flight Support and current president and senior partner of FBO Partners, wrote that […]
Basking in the sun
Frequent contributor Star Novak just sent us this photo, explaining: “This pretty little Luscombe owned by Adam Pratt from Lenexa, […]
Air Racing from the Cockpit: Disputing the results
Dispatch from KDMH, Carbondale, Illinois: The carefully arranged chairs in the giant hangar are in disarray, hurriedly pushed and pulled to […]
InterDrone in Cooperation with Drone Law Pro Publishes Free White Paper on Part 107
InterDrone 2017 in cooperation with Drone Law Pro has published and made available for free a new whitepaper regarding […]