Is That What You’re Going to Wear in the Air?
Pilots should think in terms of crashworthiness when dressing for flight.
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How One Category of Airplane Ownership Has Become More Affordable
When adjusted for inflation, research indicates avionics cost a fraction of what they did decades ago.
Park City, Utah, Brings Out Big Fun for Every Season
Small mountain town offers stunning landscapes and year-round outdoor recreation.
GA Creates $339B Boost to Economy, New Study Finds
General aviation supports more than 1.3 million jobs, according to a GAMA-led report.
GA Getting the Boot at North Carolina Airport
Hangars are set to face the wrecking ball in favor of more airline terminal space at Asheville airfield.
Making Aviation More Accessible Remains the Name of the Game
It’s much easier today to get exposed to GA as a young person.
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Ultimate Issue: The State of U.S. General Aviation
Looking back then, today, and yet to come.
Oshkosh 2024 Notice Outlines Changes for Pilots Flying to AirVenture
The new measures for the annual fly-in stem from pilot feedback and FAA review of arrival procedure recommendations.
Personal Aircraft Requiring No Certificate to Fly Hits U.S. Market
Pivotal’s Helix is an electric vertical takeoff and landing design that qualifies as a Part 103 ultralight built for recreational flyers.
McFarlane Receives FAA-PMA Nod for Cessna Fuel Selector Valves
McFarlane Aviation has secured FAA-PMA approval for cost-effective Cessna fuel selector valves, offering owners a quality alternative to OEM parts. The corrosion-resistant, precision-engineered solutions are part of an extensive product lineup at McFarlane.
