“We are extremely optimistic that we will have all of the certification requirements completed in time for our official introduction at EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh,” he said.
Real Pilot Story: Powerless Over Paris
Dr. Peter Edenhoffer relives the moment his airplane suffered a complete electrical failure in IMC at night
Picture of the Day: Down Memory Lane
Gord McNulty submitted the following photo and note: “Thirty years ago this month, the Douglas C-47, known as the Dakota in Canada, was finally retired by the Canadian Armed Forces after a remarkable 46 years in service. On March 19, 1989, Dakota 12963 was flown to the original Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum at Hamilton, Ontario, […]
Historic aircraft flies 2,000 miles to honor D-Day veteran with a ride
“I’m not usually emotional, but I’m emotional today,” said Jim “Pee Wee” Martin after his flight on ‘That’s All, Brother.”
Video: Touring the American Legend factory
An EAA chapter and a flying club were invited to tour the American Legend Aircraft Company.
Deadline looms for applying for AOPA flight training scholarships
AOPA is offering more than $1 million in scholarships.
Museum offers special hours, free admission to children with autism and their families
Several galleries will have adjusted lighting and sound for a sensory-friendly environment.
Picture of the Day: Northwest winter flying
Eric Russell submitted the following photo and note: “Getting the Piaggio Avanti ready for flight after a fuel stop in Kamloops, BC, heading for Spokane. Pilot Eric Russell cleaning off some snow.” Would you like to have your photo featured as Picture of the Day? You can submit it via this form. All photos sent in […]
Women in Aviation wraps up 30th annual conference
The 30th annual Women in Aviation conference attracted 4,500 people from 33 countries.