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May 1, 2022, Huntsville, Ala. Van’s RV-7A Experimental At about 1705 Central time, the airplane was substantially damaged when it collided with terrain short of the intended runway. The pilot was seriously injured. Visual conditions prevailed. The airplane departed Dallas, Texas, at 1328 and climbed to about 10,500 feet msl on an easterly course. Two […]

If you’ve had your instrument rating for a few years, filing IFR has probably become second nature for you. Before launching on a cross-country, you naturally pick up the phone to file, even when the weather is CAVU. The idea of not filing an IFR flight plan doesn’t really occur to you. Until, that is, […]

Way back in February, the FAA, most of general aviation’s alphabet soup and even the American Petroleum Institute, representing Big Oil, announced their EAGLE Initiative: Eliminate Aviation Gasoline Lead Emissions. A joint press release at the time noted the new effort outlines how the U.S. “can safely eliminate the use of leaded aviation fuel by […]

DA40 safety record and fuel efficiency make it an attractive trainer.

The S200 was the only aircraft the company created, so the move also closes the aircraft division of the company.

Think strategically about general patterns as you plan flying for summer into fall.

The 134 new second quarter customer acquisition agreements represented 40 percent less activity than during the first quarter, which saw 223 deals.

Tool trucks can be worlds of enchantment, so it’s important to know your way around.

A Pennsylvania court’s dismissal of Grady v. Aero-Tech Services should give flight schools and instructors a welcome sigh of relief, but it doesn’t give blanket immunity for educational malpractice.

Concept airplane could be tailored for military operations, disaster response, and high-speed surveillance.