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GE Digital Enhances FlightPulse with Flight Data Animation

One of the laws of learning is that the more intense or exciting an experience is, the more learning will take place. GE Digital is adding Flight Data Animation to FlightPulse, the electronic flight bag application, for more intense representations for flight for training and safety, FlightPulse will enable pilots to have a more realistic […]

Angel Flight Needs Pilots

Volunteer group that performs humanitarian missions needs more folks, particularly out West.

Make Friends With the E6B

Whether the mechanical version, the electronic version, or the app, it can give you important help when you need it.

Four Killed Following Midair Collision in Las Vegas

Officials from the FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating a midair collision at North Las Vegas Airport (KVGT) that killed four people. According to the FAA, a Piper PA-46 Malibu Mirage and Cessna 172 Skyhawk collided Sunday in the traffic pattern at the airport. “Preliminary information indicates that the Piper PA-46 was […]

Shark Blimps are Prowling Both Coasts

Discovery Channel takes to the skies to promote upcoming ‘Shark Week.’

STC Gives a New Prop Option for the Piper PA-34-200

There is a new propeller choice for the Piper PA-34-200, also known as the Seneca I. MT Propeller announced Thursday that it received an FAA supplemental type certificate (STC) for the three-bladed MTV-12-B-C-F/CF(L)183-59 propeller for the Seneca I powered by Lycoming IO-360 engines. This installation is already certified by the FAA’s European counterpart, the European […]

Oklahoma Schools Celebrate Aviation-Focused STEM Curriculum

AOPA recognizes Oklahoma schools for leading the country in STEM program acceptance.

Van's Aircraft RV-15 high wing taking off

Van’s Aircraft Celebrates 50th Anniversary With a High-Wing Design

The Aurora, Oregon-based company, Van’s Aircraft, announced the first flight of the engineering prototype of the Van’s RV-15 this week, a high-wing design intended for the backcountry.

Use Your Checklist

Knowing how and when and why to do things in the airplane starts with it.

Know of a GA Airport With a Playground? We Want to Hear From You!

For pilots, the airport is often referred to as a playground—and there are some facilities that are taking this to the next level by building kid-friendly facilities at the airport. They often have aviation themes built by service organizations with donations and volunteer labor and they become the crown jewel of the airport. Does your […]