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Join AOPA at the Buckeye Air Fair
AOPA’s first fly-in of the year unites with the Buckeye Air Fair February 17 to 19 at the Buckeye Municipal Airport in Arizona, bringing spectators a...
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A preserved collection of older aviation news. Repeated archive headlines are grouped; original article links remain available.
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Garmin GI 275 cleared for business jet service
Georgia-based aircraft maintenance company Southeast Aerospace (SEA) received a supplemental type certificate to install the Garmin GI 275 electronic...
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Blue Skies ahead for CAU
Fresh from a year of growth and new developments, California Aeronautical University (CAU) has exciting plans to continue promoting aviation to youth...
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FAA publishes ‘Aviation Weather Handbook’
The FAA’s Aviation Weather Handbook consolidates weather information from several advisory circulars into one place and operates as a technical refere...
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Pilots speak their passion
“Why do you fly?” In a new online video series from Hemlock Films, pilots of all ages and walks of life answer this deep question—with delightful and...
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Training and Safety Tip: Acronyms are memory aids
I know how you learned the alphabet. It was that song, wasn’t it? What’s more, I’d bet five gallons of 100LL that you can still sing it. And other tha...
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Flying the glaciers and high peaks of Southern Norway
Battling an unusually cold and rainy summer around 61 degrees north latitude, I conquered the glaciers of southern Norway and the highest Scandinavian...
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Hydrogen race heats up
Two sustainable aviation competitors are set to begin hydrogen-powered test flights of their twin turboprop regional airliners.
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Charting changes cause concern
Recently announced charting changes have blindsided pilots and provoked outcry on social media. The FAA clarified some changes with a revised notice t...
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PSI holds fast to new standardized fee structure
FAA knowledge test contractor PSI is moving forward with its standardized fee structure hike, despite calls from aviation industry leaders to delay im...
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FAA approves software fix for Garmin GFC 500 autopilot
The FAA has approved a software fix that will correct an issue with Garmin GFC 500 autopilots with optional auto trim that could trigger potential tri...
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Cleveland airport under closure threat
The city of Cleveland has commissioned two separate studies that will investigate the economic impact and alternative land use development opportuniti...