Mark Spencer sent in this photo, with a simple note: “Flight over the Grand Canyon.” Source: http://generalaviationnews.comPicture of the day: […]
Air Racing from the Cockpit: A hard day’s work
Dispatch from KTRL, Terrell, Texas: I pull my mixture control knob all the way back, turn the key three clicks to […]
FAA Offers NextGen Equipage Incentive to GA Community
June 6– U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx, FAA Administrator Michael Huerta and Deputy Administrator Mike Whitaker today announced an upcoming […]
PGA Warns Film Producers About Drones
The Producers Guild of America (PGA) warned filmmakers about using drones on set during the recent “Produced By” conference, the […]
Hydrogen Drone Manufacturer MMC Moves into U.S.
MMC, a leading provider of high end commercial drones and the manufacturer of the hydrogen drone Hydrone 1800, has opened their first North American […]
FAA Likely Faces Another Continuing Resolution
House And Senate Continue To Disagree Over Air Traffic Control Privatization Differences between leadership in the U.S. House of Representatives […]
NAA Announced The Most Memorable Aviation Records Of 2015
New U.S. Records To Be Recognized At Awards Ceremony June 15 As the official record keeper for United States aviation, […]
Float Plane Damaged In Accident In New Hampshire
Officials Said It Flipped Over After ‘Crash Landing’ in Lake Monomonac A Siai-Marchetti SM 1019 float plane went down last […]
Autonomous System Can Fly Any Helicopter
Aurora Flight Sciences has successfully tested new technology that will enable pilots to remotely fly standard helicopters, the U.S. Defense […]
FAA ADS-B Rebate: Limited Time, Limited Number
The FAA announced Monday that it will offer $500 rebates to owners who install ADS-B Out systems, but the program […]