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Garmin Reports Promising Second-Quarter Results
Company identifies growth of its Autoland and Autothrottle systems as highlights for the period.
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Van’s Updates List of RV Parts Reportedly Forming Cracks
The company says the defects in certain rivet holes appear to have resulted from the laser-cutting process.
AOPA Plans Washington D.C. Flyover to Celebrate General Aviation
Event includes coordination with the FAA, TSA, Secret Service and others.
Flying to Oshkosh in Your Ideal Aircraft, or Not
Like any long cross country, a flight to Oshkosh can be complicated by weather and timing.
Sierra Charlie Aviation Orders 50 Archer TX Trainers from Piper Aircraft
Piper Aircraft announced at Oshkosh that the flight school Sierra Charlie Aviation has ordered 50 new Archer TX trainers.
Diamond Aircraft Completes First Flight of Its Electric-Powered eDA40
Company expects aircraft to be the first electric model to receive FAA Part 23 certification.
Gulfstream Marks First Flight of Its Second G800 Test Aircraft
Gulfstream began flying its second G800 test aircraft as it continues the certification program for the new model.
Cessna Shows Off New Interiors for High-Wing Singles at Oshkosh
Skyhawk on display at AirVenture includes upgraded seats, interior trim, and instrument panel.
ZeroAvia Completes First Round of Flight Tests with Hydrogen-Electric Aircraft
Developer of sustainable propulsion systems is looking forward to longer cross-country flights.
Light Sport Category Could Expand Under Proposed FAA Rule Changes
Agency is considering allowing heavier and faster aircraft into popular classification.
