The FAA has proposed an airspace modification at Atwater, California’s Castle Airport that would expand the Class D airspace south […]
Month: January 2018
Picture of the day: Sharing a love of aviation
Richard Mayes sent in this picture, with a short note: “It is always a pleasure to share our love of […]
Alby’s remarkable journey across America
Alby was, at first, a mythical albatross that fledged in soaring pilot Sergio Colacevich’s mind. Sergio, a record-setting soaring pilot […]
Watch first flight of restored aircraft that led D-Day invasion live
The Commemorative Air Force (CAF) reports that the aircraft that led a formation of more than 800 C-47s to Normandy […]
4 tips for checking ADS-B Out performance
Pilots are installing ADS-B Out transponders at an increasing pace this year, taking advantage of numerous options from Garmin, Appareo, […]
NATA Kicks Off 2018 Industry Town Hall Series In Phoenix
Additional Town Hall Meetings To Be Held Throughout The Year On January 23, NATA held the first in its series […]
Picture of the day: Sunrise in the Mohave Desert
Wendy Lessig sent in this photo, explaining: “Sunrise at the Bacon Strip in the Mohave Desert. Airplane camping with my […]
Celebrating the Living Legends of Aviation
Early January marks two things for me: Putting away the Christmas tree and preparing for one of my favorite photography […]
Upgrades continue at KBCT
BOCA RATON, Florida — Major safety enhancements have been completed at the Boca Raton Airport (KBCT) with the completion of […]
Wings of the North P-51 Mustang to lead Super Bowl fly-over
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — The Wings of the North Air Museum‘s Sierra Sue II P-51 Mustang will lead the U.S. […]