The public is invited to honor the legacy of the American Air Force Doolittle Raiders by participating in a decades-long Air Force traditional toast. During the event, Air and Space Forces Association members, military units at home and abroad, and citizens around the world will raise a glass in commemoration of the April 18, 1942, U.S. Army Air Force’s first bombing raid on Japan, led by Army Lt. Col. James H. Doolittle.
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Cannonball Run Honors Airplane Repo Star Kevin Lacey
A 31-hour drive across the country from Florida to California will raise money for Tango 31 Aero Clube, a non-profit founded by Airplane Repo’s Kevin Lacey, who passed away in February 2025.
Can You Spot What’s Wrong?
Pilot Workshops has added a new video to its free series, “What’s Wrong?” A twist on aviation quizzes, the videos give you a scenario and it’s up to you to spot the potential problem right in front of you.
Cessna Piston Lineup Enhanced with Dual EIS and G1000 NXi Upgrades
Updates include the Garmin G1000 NXi System Release 7 avionics upgrade and the Lycoming dual electronic ignition system (dual EIS).
Changeover to New NOTAM System Planned for April 18
The transition will take place between midnight and 4 a.m. EDT. During that time, NOTAMs active prior to the maintenance window will be available via all normal distribution channels. The FAA recommends using FNS NOTAM search to ensure pilots receive the most timely and accurate information.
Celebrating 80 Years at 7B3
Hampton Airfield in North Hampton, New Hampshire, will celebrate its 80th anniversary May 16, 2026, with a fly-in and community family event.
New Owner for PK Floats
Leadership at PK Floats has transitioned, with long-time owner Patrick McGowen retiring, selling the company to Josh Michaud, who has taken over as president.
Cirrus Launches Mission Ready Simulator Sessions
Cirrus has launched its Mission Ready Simulator Sessions, a year-long simulator training program developed specifically for Cirrus SR20 and Cirrus SR22 owners. The complimentary program is now live and available at participating Cirrus Training Centers in the U.S.
What’s Behind the Controller Shortage?
A data analysis of 94,000 NTSB accident records and NASA reports reveals a controller workforce in crisis.