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Donation to Expand Bob Hoover Academy Fleet

The California-based aviation program for at-risk youth will receive three EX-2 CarbonCubs over the next three years.

How to Watch ‘Parade of Airplanes’ Over Washington

Dozens of aircraft are set to participate in the National Celebration of GA Flyover of the National Mall on May 11.

‘Parade of Airplanes’ Over Washington to Celebrate 85 years of GA

Here’s what you need to know about the National Celebration of GA Flyover the National Mall on May 11.

Forum Stresses More Work Needed to Meet GA Unleaded Fuel Goals

A partnership of aviation industry and government agencies aims to eliminate leaded fuels for piston engine aircraft in the U.S. by the end of 2030.

Make Flight Reviews for CFIs Worthwhile

When you are a busy instructor, flying for yourself can be particularly enjoyable.

Meigs Field was the best way to fly into Chicago for GA pilots—before it was destroyed in March 2003. [Courtesy Friends of Meigs Field]

The Cautionary Tale of the Destruction of Meigs Field

It’s been more than two decades since then-Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley ordered large X’s carved into the runway, rendering it unusable.

Sales of Aviation License Plates to Begin in Florida Later This Year

Proceeds from the plate sales will help fund aviation education.

Aviation Coalition Pushes Back on Biden Fuel Tax Hike Plan

Groups sound the alarm about the government budget plan that they believe would harm U.S. aircraft-related businesses.

Respect the Darkness of the Black Hole Departure

The black hole departure can make takeoffs challenging and sometimes downright deadly but doesn’t receive the same amount of attention as the black hole approach.

Overall, reports suggest that flight training is getting safer. [Credit: Pixabay]

Is Flight Training Getting Safer?

The AOPA Air Safety Institute and Liberty University School of Aeronautics study delves into 20 years of statistics.