Guests at the annual December gathering will dine beside the decorated WWII patrol aircraft while learning details of its wartime service and restoration.
ATP Flight School Expands to Dayton International Airport
Aspiring commercial aviators in southwest Ohio gain access to accelerated airline career training as the flight school’s national footprint grows to 87 locations.
NASA Opens Applications for Next Astronaut Class
Aspiring space explorers, including pilots with high-performance flight time, have until December to apply for upcoming lunar and deep-space missions.
Kennedys Adds Cunningham Swaim Aviation Trial Team
A 14-lawyer group brings decades of aviation trial experience to a new Dallas office for the global law firm.
Picture of the Day: Sky King
Tom Martin submitted this photo and note: “My granddaughter, Skylar King, just got her multi certificate at San Angelo State University. Now she starts working on her CFI.”
Did Pratt & Whitney Miss the Memo?
Pratt & Whitney recently unveiled its new PT9 turboprop without a launch partner, missing a key opportunity. The folks at CubCrafters, which has spent 17 years introducing new powerplants, are throwing their hat in the ring as a contender.
NTSB Warns Pilots of Sticking Exhaust Valves
Unaddressed deposit buildup in piston aircraft engines can trigger abrupt power loss and severe emergencies during critical phases of flight.
NBAA’s Bolen Flies West
Following a battle with cancer and his recent retirement, longtime National Business Aviation Association leader Ed Bolen has passed away.
EAA Aviation Museum Adds Six Historic Aircraft
New exhibits in Oshkosh showcase pioneering early flights, ultralight milestones, and legendary World War II combat operations spanning multiple eras of aviation.