Women pilots are gearing up for the 47th annual Air Race Classic, which takes off June 18, 2024, from Southern Illinois Airport in Carbondale, Illinois, and ending 2,610-statute miles later at the Northern Colorado Regional Airport in Loveland, Colorado, on June 21.
Aviation radio simulator updated
PlaneEnglish has released an update to its Aviation Radio Simulator (ARSim), which includes progress and proficiency tracking and AI Integration.
Picture of the Day: Lake Erie on fire
Tom Grohl submitted this photo and note: “Crossing the Ohio/Pennsylvania border during an evening flight. The first lake is Shenango Reservoir, then Pymatuning, and beyond is Lake Erie, seemingly ablaze. Taken from my Citabria 7GCBC returning from a dinner flight to Bradford, Pennsylvania.”
Video: Beware the $300 annual
“Some airplane owners look for bargains,” begins a new video in the FAA’s “57 Seconds to Safety” video series, warning against shopping for the best price for your next annual.
Aviation Economic Impact Calculator unveiled in Pennsylvania
The calculator allows officials at Pennsylvania’s 120 public-use airports to calculate updated impacts for their facility based on changes in airport activity, business tenants, and visitor spending. The calculator produces estimates of economic impact, including employment, payroll, and output.
Sporty’s introduces Got-em on the Fish Finder T-Shirt
“Got-em on the Fish Finder” is used metaphorically to describe air traffic on a flight deck display, Sporty’s officials explain.
Picture of the Day: EAA’s Ford Tri-Motor visit to KSMS
Kevin Short submitted this photo and note: “Ramp photo of the Experimental Aircraft Association’s Ford Tri-Motor at Sumter Airport (KSMS) in South Carolina.”
Economic impact of final races in Reno tops $150 million
Economic and fiscal impact studies around 2023’s final National Championship Air Races (NCAR) in Reno show that the last races in Reno brought a total estimated economic impact of $158,641,993 to Reno and the surrounding areas.
Hartzell Propeller launches Core Purchase Program
Under the new program, customers can reduce the price of a new or used Hartzell propeller by selling their existing propeller of any general aviation aircraft make or model.