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Government shutdown doesn’t stop Airman Practical Testing
Airman practical tests are allowed to continue during the government shutdown.
Aviation radio simulator helps pilots learn how to communicate with ATC
A new app helps pilots master communicating with ATC.
Love Field landing fees go into effect Jan. 1
Part 91 operators will pay $5.15 per 1,000 pounds of an aircraft certified maximum landing weight.
Aviation Futures Training Center set to open in Chicago
A new Aviation Futures Training Center is set to open in Chicago in March 2019, training students in sheet metalworking, as well as composite repair.
University offering first responders scholarships for remote pilot training
Kansas State University’s Polytechnic Campus is offering first responders sholarships for its remote pilot training course.
Four more Ray scholarship recipients earn their wings
They’ve earned their Private before graduating high school.
New name for KAPF FBO
An FBO at KAPF in now named Naples Aviation.
Santa’s approach plate
“He’s probably not legal to fly…he only shoots one approach per year and he’s not night current.”