Officials noted that the FBI has received tips of more than 5,000 reported drone sightings in the last few weeks.
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Signature partners with Eve to develop ground infrastructure for eVTOLs
The companies will work together to establish procedures and an ecosystem to prepare for the launch of eVTOL operations.
WAI founder, aerobatic star tapped for First Flight Society
The First Flight Society has named two new Honorary Lifetime Members: Dr Peggy Chabrian, the founder of Women in Aviation International and aerobatic national champion Michael Goulian.
EAA Homebuilders Week returns in January
“The 2024 edition of Homebuilders Week was another record-breaking year, with more than 22,000 people attending webinars during the week,” said Charlie Becker, EAA’s director of chapters and homebuilt community manager. “The homebuilt community continues to be active, and this event has proven to be a valuable resource for new and experienced builders.”
Cascade Warbirds opens applications for 2025 scholarships
The deadline to apply is Feb. 7, 2025
STEM Flights and EAA join forces
Under the new agreement, STEM Flights students will have the opportunity to enroll in AeroEducate programs, and qualifying AeroEducate students will have the opportunity to take a flight with STEM Flights.
Jamail Larkins named new Corporate Angel Network ambassador
Since 1981, Corporate Angel Network has arranged more than 69,000 cancer patient flights, utilizing empty seats on corporate aircraft. These flights enable patients to access treatment centers across the country, alleviating the financial and logistical burdens often associated with medical care, officials explained.
Banyan Pilot Shop acquires Dare to FLY fashion
Dare to FLY Fashion launched in late 2015 after pilot Jen Toplak created her Chicks FLY T-shirt for the International Organization of Women Pilots, raising funds for aviation scholarships. The collection has grown to include shirts, hats, and accessories.
New FAA rule requires U.S. agent for pilots with foreign addresses
The previous process of serving documents internationally often led to significant delays, potentially compromising safety, as individuals might unknowingly continue operating under suspended or revoked certificates, officials noted.