Just the Facts Aviation News Roundup For The Week of October 19, 2020
Validity of LAX jetpack sightings questioned, an owl rides shotgun, safety continues to improve and a cool new model from Tecnam gets approval.
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Validity of LAX jetpack sightings questioned, an owl rides shotgun, safety continues to improve and a cool new model from Tecnam gets approval.
We don’t often share fundraising efforts, but this one is really worthy.
Besides, who says you have to be alive to have enviable stick-and-rudder skills?
Across 1 Oxymoronic J-3? Two words. 8 Engine covering Batman would approve of 9 Baumgartner, who famously set a record high-altitude skydive 10 Where Detroit is in relationship to Chicago, for instance 13 What you do with a clearance 15 Johnson, who famously performed a roll in a Boeing […]
Commuting in the M20 to the sim center to see how rusty things had gotten, or not.
The study, which used planes from United Airlines, has ignited some controversy.
Birds were definitely harmed in the process, but the video underscores a key jet engine certification test.
The annual symposium on all things flight training goes live tomorrow with an impressive lineup of speakers, forums and more.
Though many doubt the viability of such a concept, the idea of a small, single-pilot, practical jet-powered airplane has been around for a good long while.
A new sighting of a ’man flying a jetpack’ might have been something else, though not Superman exactly.