Why Aren’t Cessna 140s/150s Considered Light Sport Aircraft?
It seems some pilots can’t wait for the change in weight requirement.
Meg Godlewski
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Delta Jets Damaged After Collision on Taxiway in Atlanta
The wing of an Airbus A350 struck the tail of Endeavor Bombardier CRJ-900, shearing it off.
The Importance of Following Checklists
Here’s why every pilot should follow established procedures for aircraft engine shutdown.
NTSB Issues Warning of Prop Lock Out on Multiengine Aircraft
In a new safety alert, the agency advises pilots to train for partial as well as full power loss in multiengine piston aircraft.
Stearman Crash En Route to Fly-In Leaves 1 Dead
The vintage aircraft’s pilot, who was seriously injured, was pulled from the wreckage site in a steep ravine by a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter.
Hood River Fly-In Set for This Weekend
Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum will host its annual event in Oregon.
NTSB Launches Probe After Cessna Crashes Into Townhomes
The aircraft’s pilot, a passenger, and a person on the ground were killed.
For Those Aviators Attracted to Water
Flying on floats is a bucket-list item for many pilots.
What You Need to Know About Tires When Learning to Fly
Aircraft tires take a beating at a flight school, so it’s important for a student pilot to know what is normal and what is not.
Pilots Now Able to Earn Seaplane Rating in Wyoming
Permission is granted after Seaplane Pilots Association representatives meet with locals to discuss preflight and postflight inspections for aquatic invasive species.
