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Video: Soccer in the sky

By General Aviation News Staff · April 27, 2024 ·

An NBC news report looks at a drone soccer program at the Sato Academy of Mathematics and Sciences in Long Beach, California. Compared to the Harry Potter game Quidditch, drone soccer is producing some of the school’s star athletes, according to the report by Gadi Schwartz, who notes the school has placed first in every competition it enters.

Stratos winner flies high in a P-51

By General Aviation News Staff · April 27, 2024 ·

For the past 10 years, Stallion 51 has selected one outstanding senior in the Project Stratos program for a special recognition: The “Flight Lead,” a student who has not only displayed leadership abilities, but also helped others reach their goals.

Firefighting pilot releases new book

By General Aviation News Staff · April 26, 2024 ·

The book unveils the untold stories behind some of the most notorious wildland disasters in American history, “capturing the adrenaline, heroism, and tragedy that define the firefighting experience,” according to officials with the publisher, Sweetgrass Books.

Picture of the Day: One is fast and one is slow

By General Aviation News Staff · April 25, 2024 ·

Alissa Eggenfellner submitted this photo and note: “Viking Aircraft Engines’ Jan Eggenfellner with the Zenith CH 750 SD (3-seater) powered by the Viking 195T engine. Flown from Florida to the Zenith factory in Mexico, Missouri. The first SD built outside of Zenith themselves took the slow journey north at less than 100 mph next to a slightly faster car, the Porsche 911.”

Flurry of events celebrates South Carolina Aviation Week

By General Aviation News Staff · April 25, 2024 ·

Discovery flights, career fairs, open houses, an airshow, and more helped celebrate aviation in the state.

EAA aims to inspire future pilots with Learn to Fly Week

By General Aviation News Staff · April 25, 2024 ·

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Learn to Fly Week returns May 13-18, 2024, with 15 free webinars. New topics for 2024 include getting started with helicopters, aircraft options for flight training, and training with FAA-approved flight simulators. All webinars are free to attend, but online pre-registration is required, according to EAA officials.

ForeFlight unveils Reported Turbulence

By General Aviation News Staff · April 25, 2024 ·

The Reported Turbulence feature gives near real-time reports of turbulence and smooth air actually encountered by pilots flying with ForeFlight’s Sentry or Sentry Plus devices.

Picture of the Day: Clipped Cub calmness

By General Aviation News Staff · April 24, 2024 ·

Bill Knisley submitted this photo and note: “Photographer Courtney Hale Caillouet captured our otherwise frisky Clipped Wing Cub resting in the grass at Grimes Field (I74) in Urbana, Ohio. Grimes Field features three aviation museums and two aircraft restoration facilities on or near the airport, in addition to the Airport Cafe, which serves what we consider to be the best pies in Ohio!”

uAvionix boosts situational awareness on runways

By General Aviation News Staff · April 24, 2024 ·

uAvionix’s FlightLine ADS-B surveillance and situational awareness system has been selected by the FAA to help reduce the risk of runway incursions at U.S. airports.

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