Garmin’s TXi Trainer app for iPad simulates the new G500/G600 TXi in-filght experience Garmin recently announced their next-generation retrofit flight […]
Month: October 2017
Don’t Look Up: How to Create a Flying Fright with Your Drone
Guest Post: Kara Murphy is a Part 107 certified drone pilot and frequent guest writer for leading drone publications. Last […]
NASA Research Could Lead to Better, Safer Wings
Instruments Will Monitor Flight Loads On PAT Wing A uniquely instrumented wing will allow researchers to investigate advanced methods of […]
Regional Administrators Named By The FAA
Four Selected For Leadership Roles The FAA has named new Regional Administrators in four regions of the country: Southwest, Southern, […]
WAI Has $634,000 In Scholarships Available For 2018
Application Deadline Is Rapidly Approaching Women in Aviation International (WAI) has $634,000 in scholarship money available to its members of […]
Icon A5 Prices Rise
Icon Aircraft told deposit holders yesterday that prices for the closely watched light sport would be going up about 30% […]
F-16 Crash Caused By Bad Maintenance
The F-16C that crashed on April 5, 2017, shortly after departure from Joint Base Andrews, was brought down by faulty […]
Scenes from the Copperstate Fly-In
Glenn Brasch of AirportCourtesyCars.com was at the 2017 Copperstate Fly-In, held Oct. 27-28 at Falcon Field in Mesa, Arizona, and […]
One Snazzy Super Ace
Whoa! What’s that sporty little airplane flying by? It looks like it’s flying right off the cover of the April […]
The Danger Of Buying The Air Force's Next Ballistic Missile From The Lowest Bidder
As Lara Seligman of Aviation Week & Space Technology dryly noted in summarizing the GAO’s report on October 25 last […]