John Purner knows all about flying for food. As author of the yearly resource, “The $100 Hamburger: A Guide to Pilots’ Favorite Fly-In Restaurants,” he has three decades worth of experience, $100 at a time. He also knows that making that trip every so often is a needed thing for pilots to do. “The $100 […]
Air Show Network CEO Jim Breen says putting on aviation events can feel a lot like building a city, and it sometimes takes as long.
Carlos Bravo loved Spruce Creek so much when he made his first visit in 1998, he started selling homes there.
Ranchers and farmers by trade, father-and-son aviators are merging their passions.
Recently developed software application allows FBOs and others to place aircraft more efficiently.
A corporate pilot brings his wife and kids along for the ride in an airpark community.
A roughly 20,400-square-foot building that once housed a cadre of B-24 and B-25 Bombers during World War II is set to again shelter airplanes.
The Recreational Aviation Foundation supports general aviation by preserving, improving, and creating airstrips for recreational access.
Husband and wife duo Joe and Tanya Matthews are using life experience and passion to take on the adventure of building an airpark home.
There’s a seaplane base being planned in St. Cloud, Florida, that’s been a long time coming. The town’s main body of water, East Lake Tohopekaliga—or “East Lake” for short—is an attractive spot for seaplane operations. And it has been eyed as such for many years. The U.S. Navy contemplated constructing a flying boat facility on […]
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