Last Journey Of The World‘s Last Known Remaining Lockheed Electra
The same model aircraft flown by Amelia Earhart is making its way to the new museum in the pilot’s Kansas hometown
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Final Numbers On AirVenture Oshkosh 2016
How big was the world’s biggest airshow? EAA tells all.
Stemme Self-Launches New S12 Sailplane At AirVenture
The new powered glider improves on the popular S10 in numerous ways
Ohio To Open More Waters To Seaplanes
Officials from the State of Ohio are working to give seaplane pilots access to more bodies of water
Disturbing Revelations In Texas Hot Air Balloon Disaster
The central mystery remains, but troublesome details emerge
CAP Cadet Program Sees Increased Enrollment
More than 2,200 cadets have enrolled in the Encampment Assistance Program this year through Air Force grants
Tecnam P2012 Makes First Flight
The emerging 11-seat twin takes the Italian company to new heights (and speeds)
EAA Pilot Proficiency Center A Huge Success
Don’t tell these pilots having fun that they’re training.
Plane & Pilot Supports AOPA
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.
Going Direct: Emissions, Technology, Politics And Common Sense
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) […]
