When a ”gustnado” hit Kansas City, Missouri, a year ago, the local flight school, ATD Flight Systems, lost 11 of […]
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Introducing a Milwaukee GA association
With assistance from AOPA, airport tenants in Wisconsin have launched the Greater Milwaukee General Aviation Association (GMGAA) to facilitate improved […]
How I use cameras to improve my flying
Athletes, corporations, and schools all use video today for training. Being able to learn from mistakes, repeat lessons, and watch […]
How I use cameras to improve my flying
Athletes, corporations, and schools all use video today for training. Being able to learn from mistakes, repeat lessons, and watch […]
Supersonic demonstrator makes debut flight
Boom Supersonic, developer of a supersonic airliner called Overture, announced the first flight of its XB–1 supersonic jet demonstrator aircraft […]
Training and Safety Tip: Ventilation by surprise
An aircraft door or window popping open in flight can be shocking and surprising, but it is usually not as […]
Iditarod's air support
This March marked the running of the fifty-second Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, crossing nearly 1,000 miles of Alaska wilderness […]
Garmin announces STC for CJ2 panel upgrade
Cessna Citation CJ2 owners and operators will soon be able to update their flight decks with a full suite of […]
Training and Safety Tip: Lighten your load
Sometimes called “the poor man’s autopilot,” secondary flight control surfaces commonly known as trim tabs literally take a load off […]
Will record-breaking hiring trends continue?
Airline pilot hiring remains stronger than pre-2022, but with record-breaking hiring over the last two years and ongoing industry challenges, […]