CAP Cadet Program Sees Increased Enrollment
More than 2,200 cadets have enrolled in the Encampment Assistance Program this year through Air Force grants
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More than 2,200 cadets have enrolled in the Encampment Assistance Program this year through Air Force grants
Legendary air-to-ground photographer Robert Campbell captures otherwordly views of our home planet
The emerging 11-seat twin takes the Italian company to new heights (and speeds)
I was almost 16 when I started flying lessons in a J-3, thinking—but not even close to knowing—where this would lead. And so began an airborne journey, a journey with destinations at once geographical and intangible. At first, flying, to me, was so concrete, apparent, so kinetic, a skill to be learned, practiced and perfected, […]
Don’t tell these pilots having fun that they’re training.
It’s been a very good year for AOPA, so when it came time for Editor-in-Chief Isabel Goyer to renew his AOPA membership, he asked if a very special AOPA employee would do the honors.
As a seeming parting shot in his tenure as chief executive, President Obama took a jab at aviation by singling out the segment for its contribution not to global commerce, understanding and progress, but, alas, pollution. The mechanism behind the move is a little convoluted. In essence, President Obama directed the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) […]
AirVenture Oshkosh is a fitting spot to complete the biggest circle, where the Epic Aircraft team landed after its extraordinary 21-day journey.
A major upgrade to the light jet features new avionics and improved performance