Survey Results: Pandemic Has Flying Activity Way Down
The results of our survey last week returned results even more dramatic than we’d expected.
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Plane Strong, Pilot Strong: Plane & Pilot Salutes The Nation‘s Strength Amid Crisis
With today’s (April 28) edition of the Plane & Pilot eNews, we’re proud to announce our special new logo, which is featured on the cover of our June edition, along with the message “Plane Strong, Pilot Strong.” Our message is simple: Our segment of light aviation is strong enough to weather any storm. That’s because […]
Actual UFO Video: Navy Releases UFO F/A-18 Camera Footage
The videos from encounters in 2007 and 2014 show absolutely unexplainable objects, leaving the skeptics without good theories.
Is Your Cell Phone A Better Bet Than Your ELT If Your Flight Goes Missing?
A couple of stories from the CAP show why you want to leave your phone on when you fly.
Video: Grumman Bearcat First Engine Run Of Plane That Crashed At Oshkosh
If you’re looking for something to smile about, here you go. A Bearcat’s first engine run in nearly 27 years.
Thunderbirds, Blue Angels Unite In Salute to COVID-19 Responders
’America Strong’ flyovers begin this week.
Plane & Pilot Photo Of The Week From Ana Mosquera
If you were looking for a ray of optimism today, we’ve got just the thing for you.
Breaking News: Widely Touted Drug For COVID-19 Prompts New Warnings
The agency weighs in on an anti-malaria drug that recently had been promoted widely.
Is COVID-19 Causing The FAA To Shut Down 100 Control Towers? No!
But pilots need to be aware of the agency’s moves in response to COVID-19.
Arlington Fly-In Canceled For 2020 Due To Coronavirus
While some non-aviation event cancellations stretch out through October.
