The first, second, and third-place winners in each category will now advance to the international judging round at the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI) headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland, to compete against artists from around the world.
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Aviation Fuel Prices Up Sharply in March
The Southeast saw the biggest jump in prices for 100LL, with the Southwest and Hawaii not far behind.
FAA Releases Report on Pilot Training Modernization With Only a 10-Day Comment Period
The unusually short comment period means that action is required now to make sure your voice is heard.
FAA Recognizes Aircraft Electronics Technician Certification
The AEA petitioned the FAA to recognize the CAET certification as an acceptable means of compliance to the formal education option as listed in Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) section 65.101(a)(5)(ii).
Sonex Shutters Doors
The decision to close the company doors “effective immediately” was “necessitated by a severe drop-off in sales and our bank’s unwillingness to carry-forward our debts given some unprofitable years,” according to owner Mark Schaible.
New Hangar in the Works at 7G8
The construction of the T-hangar at Geauga County Airport (7G8) in Middlefield, Ohio, addresses a demand for hangar space, as eight aircraft remain on the airport waiting list for hangar space, according to airport officials.
Career Fair Returns to SUN ‘n FUN
The Career Fair will run all six days of the show.
New Partnership Aims to Cut Flight Training Costs Through Immersive Simulation
Skyfarer and True Course Simulations (TCS) have partnered to bring virtual and mixed-reality simulation to Skyfarer’s network of student pilots, instructors, flight schools, and STEM educators across all 50 states.
The Final Push to 2.5 Million Young Eagles
The program is within 25,000 Young Eagles of reaching its goal of 2.5 million kids flown by EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026.