The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association mourns the passing of our longtime colleague and friend Mike Collins. Mike died February […]
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Saying goodbye: AOPA loses Technical Editor Mike Collins
We lost one of our own this week with the death of Technical Editor and Director of Business Operations Mike […]
Fly more with March Saving Daylight Challenge
As the days get longer with the approach of daylight saving time March 14, pilots can put the extra daylight […]
Working group making progress on DPE system reforms
The working group responsible for proposing ways to modernize the FAA’s management of its designated pilot examiner network plans to […]
Down year, bright future?
Aircraft manufacturers faced challenges no one could have predicted before 2020, but the industry has begun to rebound from supply-chain […]
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One instrument, many possible faces
The new Flex Custom Function Display from Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics is not just a single instrument: It is a […]
Training Tip: A pitch for no-flap landings
Excuse us a moment, Cessna 120 pilots, Aeronca champions, and others for whom flying with flaps is a fictional formulation […]
Aviation leaders, pioneers to address virtual WAI conference
A stellar lineup of keynote speakers will highlight two days of energizing virtual content when Women in Aviation International convenes […]
Fly8MA offering novel payment plan for tailwheel signoff
Fly8MA.com’s Jon Kotwicki is lowering the financial barrier to a tailwheel signoff with a pay-what-you-think-it’s-worth formula to broaden private pilots’ […]