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New Customs facility opens at KXWA

By General Aviation News Staff · October 20, 2021 ·

The new U.S. Customs facility is in the Overland Aviation FBO at Williston Basin International Airport in North Dakota.

Diamond all-electric trainer in development

By General Aviation News Staff · October 19, 2021 ·

First flights of the electric trainer, based on the already certified DA40, are expected in the second quarter of 2022.

Master takeoffs and landings with free course

By General Aviation News Staff · October 18, 2021 ·

The free course includes 10 real-world lessons during five hours of online training from preflight preparation to proper maneuver execution. Pilots learn about stabilized approach, crosswinds and slips, short-field takeoff and landing, night operations, abnormal or emergency considerations, and more, according to company officials.

Girls in Aviation Day 2021 reaches nearly 10,000 girls

By General Aviation News Staff · October 18, 2021 ·

An international event, Girls in Aviation Day was celebrated not just in the United States, but in 17 other countries across North and Central America and Australia, as well as countries in Africa, Asia, and Europe.

Former NTSB chair to spearhead new Center for Aviation and Aerospace Safety

By General Aviation News Staff · October 16, 2021 ·

The new center at Embry Riddle Aeronautic University will study safety issues related to drone, urban air mobility, alternative aviation fuels, the safety impact of virtual and AI training tools, and more.

Volunteers honored for public benefit flying

By General Aviation News Staff · October 15, 2021 ·

“The toughest times often bring out the best in people and it is hard to imagine a tougher time than a global pandemic,” said NAA President Greg Principato. “Those we honor today stepped up at a difficult time to help others who needed it. The aviation community has an amazing history of stepping up. I not only congratulate this year’s Public Benefit Flying awardees, I also thank them for all they’ve done and will do.”

Shelly Simi to receive Brewer Trophy for aerospace education

By General Aviation News Staff · October 14, 2021 ·

Simi is being recognized for “… her professional leadership and unwavering dedication in promoting aviation and aerospace education through industry partnerships, workforce initiatives and organizations dedicated to aviation across the United States.”

New scholarship program takes flight

By General Aviation News Staff · October 14, 2021 ·

Each year, the new scholarship program will award six $5,000 scholarships across three categories: Two for learning to fly or advanced pilot ratings; two for aviation technicians; and two for continuing education.

See your plane in 3D

By General Aviation News Staff · October 13, 2021 ·

To celebrate its 25th anniversary Scheme Designers is inviting past customers to submit photos of their aircraft. One owner will win a 3D rendering of their aircraft.

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