Student pilots and especially flight instructors will want to pay attention to new revisions to the FAA’s airman certification standards […]
Month: May 2018
Minnesota seaplane group spreads safety message
In the Land of 10,000 Lakes, the Minnesota Seaplane Pilots Association’s Spring Safety Seminar is all about the safety and […]
Apollo 12 astronaut and artist Alan Bean was 86
Astronaut Alan Bean, the Wheeler, Texas, son of a scientist who became a U.S. Navy aviator, a NASA astronaut, and […]
ERAU historian solves JFK flight mystery
After years of speculation and dead ends, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University uncovered evidence that President John F. Kennedy soloed a seaplane […]
Goulian shares Red Bull lead after Japan race
U.S. pilot Michael Goulian shares the Red Bull Air Race World Championship lead after posting a second-place finish in Chiba, […]
Boisterous pilot and rare Staggerwing in fatal accident
Pat Napolitano and the Beech D–17 Staggerwing he called Queenie were quite a couple. Source: aopaBoisterous pilot and rare Staggerwing […]
How to keep your iPad from overheating in flight
Your iPad will display this message and stop functioning if the internal temperature gets too warm. Based on an iPad […]
iOS Update Green Light program: iOS 11.4
Apple recently released version 11.4 of its mobile operating system. The update adds several new features like AirPlay 2, which […]
AOPA's Sakata named to security advisory committee
General aviation’s voice will be heard at the highest levels in the continuing effort to strengthen and streamline national aviation […]
Drone flies mines for safety
Mines are dangerous places to work, whether far underground or deep, open pits. Reducing the risks taken by people is […]