Build A Plane In High School?
The winners of the GAMA/Build A Plane Aviation Design Challenge are getting some hands-on airplane building experience
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FAA Issues Service Bulletin For Some Retractable-Gear Cessna Models
Several models are affected by the recent SAIB, including the 172RG
Going Direct: Flying Is Cheaper Than Therapy, And Other Little White Lies
As some of you might know, one of my other passions besides flying is running. I run quite a bit and I’ve got a number of great friends who are runners, too. It’s a community that shares some basic understandings about what we love, much as pilots understand other pilots. There’s a joy we have […]
FLIGHT Act Aims To Boost GA Infrastructure
If passed, the recently introduced bipartisan bill would provide more options for big projects at small airports
EAA Helps Young Women Become Pilots
EAA’s four-day Women Soar You Soar program has a lot to offer for high school girls interested in aviation
Big Fleet Sale For Cirrus For Airline Training
With the sale of 25 SR20 singles to Lufthansa Aviation Training, Cirrus Aircraft continues to grow its training business.
Swift Fuels Praises Lycoming
Engine manufacturer Lycoming changes the rules about using unleaded fuel in some of its engines
Scaled Composites At OSH
The company that produced SpaceShipOne has big plans for Oshkosh AirVenture 2017
Going Direct: Case Study: When Private Companies Were Given A Big FAA Job
Think privatization is the way to go for more efficient operation? Consider this case from just 20 years ago. One of the major arguments for President Trump’s proposed ATC Modernization plan is that private companies are inherently more efficient than governmental agencies. The example for this case is the FAA’s slow moving Nex-Gen airspace modernization […]
