The top two National Football League teams won’t be the only organizations with a game-on mindset when Super Bowl 54 […]
Month: December 2019
AOPA: GAO audit of FBO pricing misses the mark
After more than a year of investigation, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released its congressionally mandated report on FBO pricing […]
Flight Service debuts new mobile-friendly site for iPhone and Android
You’ve likely seen the headlines that HIWAS broadcasts are shutting down in January, in part because pilots now have free […]
Report sees soaring Louisiana aviation industry
Aviation is soaring in Louisiana, according to an economic impact study of the industry and the state’s 68 public airports […]
Training Tip: Got rest?
A half-hour nap can be very refreshing—but taking it while acting as the sole pilot of an aircraft in flight […]
Nitrogen line explodes at Wichita Beechcraft plant
A liquid nitrogen line ruptured and exploded at Textron’s Beechcraft aircraft manufacturing plant in Wichita, Kansas, on December 27, sending […]
U.S. Department of Transportation Issues Proposed Rule on Remote ID for Drones
FAA announces proposed rule that would require drones to be identifiable remotely. Source: FAAU.S. Department of Transportation Issues Proposed Rule […]
ADS-B privacy now available
The FAA’s Privacy ICAO Address (PIA) program, announced in early November, quietly went live Thursday, Dec. 19. PIA allows aircraft […]
Muilenburg out as Boeing CEO
The Boeing Co. announced that President and Chief Executive Officer Dennis A. Muilenburg resigned effective immediately. He will be replaced […]
Five iPad trends for pilots we tracked in 2019
While the aviation world was panicking about the coming ADS-B mandate, companies in the iPad app and accessory business stayed […]