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An old-timey Carolina fly-in

By Sparky Barnes · May 23, 2025 ·

When the owners of Bradford Field in North Carolina invited pilots to lunch, it turned into an old-timey fly-in.

C’mon, let’s go flying!

By Sparky Barnes · May 22, 2025 ·

Years ago, the trajectory of a little girl’s life was changed dramatically when her Granddad said to her, “c’mon, let’s go flying!”

Flying, friends, and food

By William Walker · May 21, 2025 ·

Since 1938, pilots have flown to airports across the Palmetto State to participate in the South Carolina Breakfast Club.

Dogs, a pandemic, and building an RV-7

By Joni M. Fisher · May 16, 2025 ·

Building an airplane for Dave Stone and his neighbor Abbie Sipos started with dogs and then the pandemic.

When mixing beer and aviation is a good thing

By William Walker · May 15, 2025 ·

A brewery that began in a hangar at a general aviation airport is expanding, with the C-54 the “Spirit of Freedom” serving as home to a new bar.

The rarest Mustang?

By General Aviation News Staff · May 15, 2025 ·

The Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) recently posted a video featuring Walt Bowe’s P-51A, an early Mustang variant with just 310 produced.

Historic aircraft splash in to Clear Lake

By General Aviation News Staff · May 12, 2025 ·

Billed as the “The West Coast’s Premier Seaplane Gathering,” the 2025 Clear Lake Splash-In featured an impressive gathering of unique aircraft, industry experts, and enthusiastic participants.

From special ops to safe landings

By Ben Sclair · May 9, 2025 ·

A conversation with his dad led Sean “Skeeter” Sherman to develop the Stadia line of AGL altimeters.

Seeing double

By General Aviation News Staff · May 8, 2025 ·

It’s rare to see a Fairchild 24 flying these days. But in South Texas, two friends are flying their Fairchild 24s together in hopes they can help keep aviation’s golden age alive.

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