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Air Force Demonstrates New Magnetic Navigation System
MagNav prototype uses artificial intelligence and machine learning in C-17 demonstration.
Night Flight Challenges Reflected in Data, Says Air Safety Institute
The Final Airplane in This Life of Mine?
Polly Trottenberg Named Acting Head of FAA
The Impossible Airplane Showcases Aviation Innovation
Beware of the Benign
The Effective, Long-Lasting MiG-21
Learning To Fly in Smoke and Haze
Volatus Infrastructure Signs Vertiport Agreement with Aeroauto
Joby Aviation Lands in Santa Cruz
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What Are the Rectangular Things on My Cessna Skylane Elevators?
Airplanes use two types of control-surface balance: aerodynamic and mass.
Paying It Forward
The Bob Hoover Academy catalyzes Sean Tucker’s second act.
The Road Not Taken
Conditions in the air can look different to different pilots, especially to ones with varying amounts and kinds of experience.
FLYING DESTINATIONS
Taking the Dogs on Vacation in Your Ideal Aircraft
Flying with canine companions can be fun as long as they have a comfortable place to sleep.
Scarce Hangar Space Spurs Arizona Development
Nearly three dozen general aviation hangars are planned at Volare Hangars at Pegasus Airpark near Phoenix.
A Residence That’s as ‘Plane’ as Can Be
A Boeing DC-9 and McDonnell Douglas MD-80 become the cornerstones of a man’s Texas dream home.
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Getting the Right Doctor’s Note for the FAA
From Our Partners at Wingman Med The Road Map to Quick Certification We have previously discussed how to fill out your MedXPress to reduce the number
Home Flight Simulation for Training, Proficiency, and Currency
Are you a certificated pilot who used home flight simulation in your training? Our partners at Flight Simulation Association are conducting a study to quantify
The Art of Die-Cast Airplane Collecting
Die-cast airplane collecting has become popular among aviation enthusiasts, with a history dating back to the early 1900s.
Avoid Medical Certification Delays
From Our Partners at Wingman Med With some very rare exceptions, the FAA should never take more than six months to a year to review your
Volatus Infrastructure Signs Vertiport Agreement with Aeroauto
Companies plan to offer a full range of services to eVTOL operators.
Joby Aviation Lands in Santa Cruz
How Were Drones Used During WWI and WWII?
Ameriflight Gets FAA OK for Drone Operation
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The Effective, Long-Lasting MiG-21
What’s Next for Jet It Fractional Owners
General Aviation Shipments Stay on Steady Course
Flying GA on Memorial Day: What Pilots Can Expect
Dassault’s Falcon 6X Completes Flight Test
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A Residence That’s as ‘Plane’ as Can Be
A Boeing DC-9 and McDonnell Douglas MD-80 become the cornerstones of a man’s Texas dream home.
Arizona’s ‘Flying Realtor’ Finds an Edge
Being a pilot has been a competitive advantage, especially within the saturated real estate market, according to a Scottsdale, Arizona, broker.
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The Final Airplane in This Life of Mine?
Beware of the Benign
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The Road Not Taken
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