King Schools gives You Can Fly students a lift
King Schools announced that the company will support the AOPA You Can Fly High School Aviation STEM curriculum by offering discounts for students attending participating high schools.
Family hop for festive beachside day
With a runway right on the Northern California coast, the Half Moon Bay Airport is just steps away from all of the beachfront attractions the small, picturesque town of Half…
BlackFly maneuvers over Oshkosh
The Opener BlackFly's two twilight flights were the highlights among a few showings by personal electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2022. Opener’s Version 3 vehicle…
King Schools gives You Can Fly students a lift
King Schools announced that the company will support the AOPA You Can Fly High School Aviation STEM curriculum by offering discounts for students attending participating high schools.
Family hop for festive beachside day
With a runway right on the Northern California coast, the Half Moon Bay Airport is just steps away from all of the beachfront attractions the small, picturesque town of Half…
What’s in a name?
The Spanish christened it Ojo Caliente de las Palomas, then it was shortened to Palomas Hot Springs, and then simply Hot Springs because of the naturally occurring hot springs along…
Beach or bust in a Cessna 170
Vacationing at the beach has been a favorite summertime staple of mine since childhood. Spending hours in a car, often in traffic jams, to get there is not. After buying…
The show goes on
Hearts made heavy by the death of Tom Poberezny were lifted by the spectacular array of aeronautical prowess on display that maintains the tempo each day of the modern event…
Boeing forecasts need for 2.1 million aviation professionals
The commercial aviation industry (minus business aviation and helicopter operations) will need 602,000 new pilots, 610,000 new technicians, and 899,000 new cabin crew personnel globally over the next 20 years,…
Aspen Evolution no longer requires mechanical backup
Aircraft equipped with Aspen Evolution primary flight displays will no longer be required to carry mechanical gyros, the company announced at EAA AirVenture.