FLYING, US Aircraft Expo Announce Partnership
The next US Aircraft Expo is set for next month at the Raleigh Executive Jetport (KTTA) in North Carolina.
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Which FLYING Cover Catches Your Eye?
Our next issue is coming up soon for April 2023, Issue 936, and we want to know what you think about our cover choices.
GAMA Reports Year-Over-Year Increase in Aircraft Shipments In a ‘Governed’ Recovery
With three years of measured improvement, the general aviation industry tracked well to plan in 2022, navigating issues of workforce, regulatory slowdowns, and ongoing supply chain constraints.
![Alex Small, a senior at Purdue University, performs a preflight fuel check for the aircraft her team used for the 2022 Air Race Classic. [Credit: John O’Malley/Purdue University]](https://www.flyingmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/1-Purdue-AirRaceClassicTeam-e1676658914252.jpg?w=780&h=470&crop=1)
Top Habits of Exceptional University Pro Pilot Students
Students from Purdue University demonstrate that it takes more than desire to earn an airline first officer position.
FAA Extending Aircraft Registration to 7 Years
The policy change affects new and current registration certificates for aircraft and large drones.
Which FLYING Cover Do You Like Best?
Our next issue for February 2023, Issue 934, is coming soon, and we want to know what you think.
Downed Caravan That Killed 4 Lost Wing in Flight: NTSB
The NTSB reported that the right wing of the 2021 Cessna Caravan separated from the airframe before impact.
FAA Set to Extend Aircraft Registration to Seven Years
The FAA is giving aircraft owners more time to renew their registration certificates.
Flight Design Goes All In on Light Sport Safety
The German light sport aircraft maker has always pushed the safety envelope.
BOC Aviation Sues 16 Insurance Companies Over Russia Losses
In August, the company reported to its investors in a 6-month update that it was writing down the book value of 17 aircraft stuck in Russia as a loss valued at $804 million.
