The Commemorative Air Force has named Henry “Hank” Coates, a former Naval aviator and flight-training executive as its new president […]
Month: July 2018
Patty Wagstaff headlines NTSB safety forum
Aerobatic great Patty Wagstaff delivered the keynote at the National Transportation Safety Board’s traveling “Safety Road Show” during a stop […]
EAA AirVenture Oshkosh recap for iPad pilots (it was a big year)
We just returned from a busy and exciting week at EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, where we saw general aviation firing […]
New recurrent drone training and LAANC courses available
A new online course for recurrent Part 107 training will be available from King Schools by the end of August […]
King Schools opens Cessna Flight Training System to all providers
Any flight school, college, university, or high school can now access the Cessna Flight Training System that King Schools and […]
Mooney turns 70, launches incentive
As Mooney International continued to celebrate its seventieth anniversary at EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, it also announced a new […]
Mission Aviation Fellowship lands new amphibious Caravan
In an Indonesian province where swampland sits just 200 feet above sea level with numerous rivers running through it, a […]
Textron brings Denali
Textron Aviation brought a new mockup of its forthcoming Cessna Denali turboprop to EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Source: aopaTextron […]
Lancair introduces Barracuda
Lancair is introducing the Barracuda, a sleek, two-seat, composite kit airplane that is projected to cost around $200,000 and cruise […]
Garmin Pilot app adds engine monitoring and document viewer
Oshkosh is always a busy week with new aviation product announcements, and Garmin is at the forefront again with lots […]