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.
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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.
FAA Orders Thousands of Piper Aircraft to Receive Rudder Replacements
Agency has issued a final airworthiness directive for a specific series of the manufacturer’s airplanes.
ADS-B-Derived Landing Fee Proposal Hits Snag in Orlando
Airport officials decide to delay a vote after a flurry of input from local pilots, according to the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.
AOPA Seeks to Expand Airport Support Network
Organization’s cadre of volunteers aims to help protect airports from encroachment.
What You Can Learn From an NTSB Report
By identifying the causal factors in accidents, pilots can take steps to mitigate them.
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It’s All in the Power of Association
Clubs, groups, and industry organizations serve a vital role in aviation.
AOPA Names New President and CEO
Darren Pleasance, described as ‘a pilot’s pilot with a genuine passion for flying,’ takes the controls January 1.
Flight School Owner Who Allegedly Stiffed Students Facing Jail
A debt to the IRS by a defunct Virginia flight school means former students have little chance of getting any money back.
Stains Reported on Wing of AOPA Aircraft Fueled by GAMI G100UL
The Beech Baron is being used as a test bed to compare the performance of GAMI G100UL unleaded avgas with 100LL.
