The FAA says that the assistance provided by UAV for hurricane response in Florida and Houston marks a “landmark in […]
Month: September 2017
GAMA: 40,000 U.S. GA Airplanes Now Have ADS-B Out
More than 40,000 general aviation aircraft flying in the U.S. currently have ADS-B Out equipment installed, the General Aviation Manufacturers […]
AOPA’s Landsberg To Join NTSB
Bruce Landsberg, who worked as a safety advocate at the AOPA Air Safety Institute for many years, has been nominated […]
Red Bull closes on season finale
Both Americans vying for the 2017 Red Bull Air Race World Championship suffered setbacks in Germany, while a resurgent Yoshihide […]
French Drone Project Boosts Africa’s Crop Yields
A French drone company is teaming up with a major European inspection service to improve agricultural yields in West Africa. […]
Fly to the National Football Conference NFL stadiums
The National Football League’s (NFL) 32 clubs are divided into two conferences of 16 teams each: the American Football Conference […]
Pilot’s Guide to iOS 11
Apple released the next major software update for iPad and iPhone today, called iOS 11. While the main focus of […]
Canadian Gov Awards Airspace Management Contract to Kongsberg Geospatial
Canada is working towards the safe management of drones at emergency and disaster sites. Kongsberg Geospatial, an Ottawa-based developer of […]
And the winner is…
Pilot James Consalvi, flying the highly modified P-51 “Strega,” took first place in the Unlimited Gold Championship at the 54th […]
A dangerous flight
Dispatch from KSAF, Santa Fe, New Mexico: By dawn’s early light I can see the silver fins of the stroker […]