Tecnam Celebrates 75 Years of Passion for Aircraft Design
Along with events throughout 2023, the Italian manufacturer hosted dealers and friends at its headquarters near Naples.
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Piper Inks Deal With Blue Line Aviation For Up to 115 Total Orders
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GAMA Reports Year-Over-Year Increase in Aircraft Shipments In a ‘Governed’ Recovery
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![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)
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Students from Purdue University demonstrate that it takes more than desire to earn an airline first officer position.
Paragon Expands Its Aircraft Roster
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The Four-Engined Cessna and Its Corporate Mission
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Single-Pilot Ops Originated in Europe
The two-pilot crew began as an American initiative during World War II.
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GA Aircraft Deliveries Up Year Over Year in First Quarter
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Multiple European Flight Schools Select Tecnam P-Mentor During AERO 22
New customers attribute choices to design and sustainability.
