Pilots Express Concerns With Part 108 Drone Proposal
AOPA, ALPA, and other groups feel the FAA is not hearing their worries about risk elevation.
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AOPA Releases Early Analysis of Cirrus Crash That Killed 4
Organization’s experts identify pilot’s ‘cascade’ of failures.
Protecting Yourself From FAA Actions Isn’t Hard
Prudent initial response to the investigation is sometimes just ‘name, rank, and serial number.’
FAA Decides Not to Implement Controversial Medical Denial Proposal
Agency has dropped plans to deny incomplete applications and will work with aviation groups to streamline the certification process.
Boeing: No Impacts Expected From ForeFlight, Jeppesen Sale
Aerospace giant says pilot customers should not expect service disruptions.
GA Pilots Urged to Prioritize Safety by Aviation Coalition
National Pause for General Aviation Safety is encouraging aviators to dedicate time to safety training, enhancing skills, and knowledge.
Introduction: 2025 FLYING Buyers Guide
Dive into our survey of the general aviation market and new aircraft for this year.
Aviation Manufacturers Seek Exemption From Trump Tariffs
Coalition of 15 groups says lifting the tariffs is essential to maintaining a ‘robust, resilient, and reliable supply chain.’
Flight School Move to Boeing Field Triggers Controversy
Rainier Flight Service was granted 12 aircraft tie-downs, angering more than 100 aircraft owners on a waitlist.
ADS-B Data Being Used ‘Outside Intended Purpose,’ GA Pilot Group Says
Pilots are facing ‘frivolous lawsuits,’ airport fees, and agency investigations based on data, according to the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.
