Ultralights answered Europe’s need for speed
Remember the user-fees scare of 20 years ago?
Future of aviation showcased at Aero Friedrichshafen
In many senses, Aero Friedrichshafen represents the depth of the Europe-wide commitment to future aviation technology, pilot training, and the preservation of an ecologically friendly environment. If you want a…
AOPA supports FAA as single safety regulator
AOPA and other aviation industry players signed a letter urging Congress to codify longstanding law that the FAA is the sole regulator on all matters concerning aviation operations, air traffic…
Cirrus climbs past 9,000 pistons
To commemorate its 9,000th piston airplane, Cirrus Aircraft is producing a limited edition of themed SR22s.
Showers of scholarships
Students headed for careers in the aviation industry should apply for these scholarships with funds set to arrive as the fall 2023 semester starts.
‘Except when necessary’
Trent Palmer’s attorney said he is not optimistic the NTSB will reconsider (as requested) its March 30 decision rejecting Palmer’s argument that he was following FAA guidance when he flew…
Aircraft Maintenance: Digging deep for a poisonous gas leak
A remarkable thing happened while we were testing the airplane at the beginning of our annual inspection. The Lightspeed Delta Zulu headset we were testing that day started warning us…
JackRabbit Micro e-bike makes getting around easy
Usability, weight, portability, and rideability are the four top categories when I evaluate bicycles that I plan to take with me in a general aviation airplane to explore areas around…
Training and Safety Tip: The double-edged sword of wind
Whether we’re flying a small trainer or a large airliner, the wind plays a critical role in navigation as well as our aircraft’s performance.
Best school, instructor revealed at Redbird Migration
A Texas flight school and an Iowa-based instructor were named the national winners of the 2023 AOPA Flight Training Experience Awards during Redbird Migration 2023 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.