You can rave about Reno and read a bunch about Red Bull, but Eastern Slope Regional Airport in Fryeburg, Maine, […]
Month: June 2018
Goulian second after Budapest race
Michael Goulian bounced back from a disastrous DNF in qualifying and managed a fourth-place finish in Budapest, Hungary, as the […]
California event seeks to energize GA
Flight schools and flying clubs are invited to join other industry professionals in August to share insider tips and techniques […]
FAA Establishes Drone Restrictions Over Federal Prison
At the request of Federal security partners, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has been using its existing authority under Title […]
FAA Commissions New Tower at Sarasota Airport
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) cut over to a new air traffic control tower at Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport early this […]
RTCA President and NextGen pioneer announces retirement
After logging nearly 10 years in the aviation standards business, Margaret Jenny, president of RTCA, announced her pending retirement in […]
FAA-EC Pact Paves the Way for Lower Costs for U.S. Manufacturers.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the European Commission (EC) have signed a decision that will pave the way to […]
Air Race Classic competitors reach the finish line
The first four teams to complete a weather-challenged course from Sweetwater, Texas, to Fryeburg, Maine, in this year’s all-women’s Air […]
Latest ATC spinoff proposal meets continued and heavy opposition
Six associations representing the general aviation industry on June 20 issued a statement strongly opposing the Trump administration’s inclusion in […]
Aircraft Maintenance: 500-hour alternator inspections
In the last segment, we covered the basics of alternator inspections and maintenance, primarily focusing on belt-driven alternators and external, […]