Formerly known as GoAirplane.com, FlightTyme.com has upgraded its reservation system for flying clubs and flight schools, adding new features, such as an Aircraft Dispatching System, Aircraft Squawk tracking, and flight reservation approval, according to company officials.
Picture of the Day: Everything is better on the water
Brian King submitted this photo and note: “First flight with my lovely wife Katrina in our new SeaRey. We met at this beach on Lake Erie 35 years ago. Unlimited adventure with both. Everything is better on the water!”
New video analyzes fatal LSA crash at KSMO
The new video provides an early analysis of the crash of a PiperSport at Santa Monica Municipal Airport (KSMO) that killed a CFI and student pilot.
New scholarship for teachers launches
Five scholarships will be awarded to teachers who are using the National Aviation Hall of Fame’s Discovering Flight curriculum.
New tool helps streamline AD inspection
New from Point-man Aeronautics is the TOMKEY, a 7-in-1 measurement tool company officials describe as a “GO-NO GO gauge that does all of the measurements required in AD2011-10-09.”
Picture of the Day: Four generations
Kayla Swinyer submitted this photo and note: “This was my first flight as a private pilot. It may always be one of the most memorable flights since I was blessed to take along four generations of my family: My grandfather Chuck Swinyer (96), my father Mickey Swinyer (65), my son Jackson (10), and myself Kayla Swinyer (35). We were in Pickens, S.C. (KLQK) flying a Piper Warrior II.”
Love is in the air at the Zenith Homecoming
Tyler Aguillard, a Tennessee pilot who is building a Zenith kit aircraft, proposed to his now-fiancee, Audrey Pulse, on Saturday morning of the fly-in, asking her, “Will you be my forever co-pilot?”
Aviation Inclusion Summit slated
The event “targets leaders in today’s robust aviation industry with aspirations of heightening diversity, equity, and inclusion issues,” according to organizers.
Renowned flight instructor and writer to be inducted into Homebuilders Hall of Fame
Nearly 7,500 of Budd Davisson’s 10,500 hours are landing instruction in Pitts. He remains a CFII/MEL in the Pitts and is also type rated in the B-25 and the P-38.