As you celebrate the Independence Day holiday, keep safety in mind. Know the aviation safety rules while flying your drones […]
Month: June 2018
TSA's alien flight student program gets the AOPA pat-down
AOPA expressed concerns with the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) Alien Flight Student Program (AFSP) in a June 12 letter to […]
NASCAR pilot uses WiFi to drive a smarter more efficient cockpit
Chief Pilot Joey Meier, of Brad Keselowski Racing, discusses how connectivity has completely changed his cockpit experience – for everything […]
FAA Surveys Commercial Drone Operators
If youve registered a commercial drone, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) wants to hear from you. On June 19, the […]
Does NY airport wildlife control suffer in gun debate?
Aviation advocates in New York are concerned that a legislative amendment limiting the culling of wildlife around airports has raised […]
Memorial scholarship to honor Pat Napolitano
The legacy of the late Pat Napolitano, the charismatic avionics salesman, pilot, and mechanic who flew a classic Beech D–17 […]
FAA cuts cost of training, proficiency
The FAA on June 27 published a final rule that will allow broader use of technology to reduce the cost […]
AirText introduces lower cost option
Late last year we reviewed a new connectivity option from a company called Send Solutions. Their AirText box offered a […]
Production ceases for Cessna's speed demon
When it first made the scene in 1996, Cessna’s Citation X broke the mold by offering an unapologetic choice to […]
4 weather tips for Garmin Pilot users
Garmin Pilot has been expanding its weather options lately, with a particular focus on interactive map layers. If you’re only […]