AOPA is encouraging the FAA to promptly field test technology being developed to electronically transmit pre-departure air traffic control clearances […]
Month: November 2017
CubCrafters introduces Carbon Cub EX–3, FX–3
CubCrafters introduced two new models of the two-place, high-wing, single-engine aircraft based on Piper’s 80-year-old design and both share increases […]
Picture of the day: Greeting the sun
Nathan Alexander of Melrose, Iowa, sent in this photo, with a brief note: “1965 M20C before a XC flight, early […]
‘Medicine has been my life, but flying is my passion’
I believe there are multiple paths in life. Whether the topic is spiritual, technical, flying, driving or any other matters […]
Customs & Border Protection hires UND student pilots
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Air and Marine Operations (AMO) has launched a program to recruit students exclusively from […]
Drones are Helping Scientists Weigh Seals in Antarctica
It’s always nice to see a positive drone story. Today we’ve heard about a new way in which drones are […]
Important Items Every Professional Pilot Needs in Their Flight Bag
Important Items Every Professional Pilot Needs in Their Flight Bag Plus what you definitely need in your overnight roller board. […]
5 Easy Steps to Developing a DIY Pilot Leadership Program For YOU!
5 Easy Steps to Developing a DIY Pilot Leadership Program For YOU! There are lots of articles on flying tips […]
Congressional Testimony Focuses on Competition: “The Rest of the World Has Not Been Sitting in the Sidelines.”
During yesterday’s House Aviation Subcommittee hearing on drones, witnesses testified that the U.S. must work harder on regulation to maintain […]
Aviation Bomb Scare, a True Story
Aviation Bomb Scare, a True Story Today’s media headlines are always full of shocking events about violent and hateful events […]