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AirVenture to commemorate 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor

By General Aviation News Staff · March 7, 2016 ·

EAA AVIATION CENTER, OSHKOSH, Wisconsin — The 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor’s “Day of Infamy” will be commemorated at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2016, with flying activities and other highlights recalling the events and heroism of that fateful day, which initiated America’s involvement in World War II and changed our nation forever. EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2016, […]

Yelvington Jet Aviation joins Paragon Network

By General Aviation News Staff · March 7, 2016 ·

Yelvington Jet Aviation, an FBO at Daytona Beach International Airport (KDAB) in Florida, has joined the Paragon Network. Yelvington Jet Aviation opened its doors in July 1998 after servicing aircraft since its incorporation in 1990. The facility, located adjacent to the main runway 7L/25R, offers five acres of ramp space, 36,000 square feet of insulated hangar space, […]

Picture of the day: On short final

By General Aviation News Staff · March 6, 2016 ·

Robert Bement sent in this photo, explaining: “On short final into Big Creek, Idaho (U60). My passenger took this picture with my camera. The airplane was a 1959 Cessna 182.”

Video STOL Tips: Landing

By General Aviation News Staff · March 6, 2016 ·

Backcountry Aviation‘s Patrick Romano continues his series of STOL Tip, with the third installment covering landing technique. “Greasing it on” is often a luxury of long runways, but when short with no go-around is the objective, minimum speed and maximum control is in order. Read the story at BackcountryPilot.org, then check out this video: Read the […]

New weather reporting system delayed at S52

By General Aviation News Staff · March 5, 2016 ·

Winter weather delays have moved the installation date for a new weather reporting system at the Methow Valley State Airport (S52) in Washington state to late spring 2016. The Washington State Department of Transportation previously estimated that the weather reporting system – also known as an Automated Weather Observing System – would be operational by […]

Sidney Airport wins Nebraska Airport of the Year

By General Aviation News Staff · March 5, 2016 ·

SIDNEY, Neb. — Avfuel-branded dealer L&L Aviation started 2016 with a bang as Sidney Municipal Airport (KSNY) won Nebraska’s non-Part 139 Airport of the Year award during a Jan. 28 banquet held in conjunction with the 24th Annual Nebraska Aviation Symposium. “We’re truly honored,” said Jon Leever, L&L Aviation co-owner. “L&L Aviation took over airport management […]

Aerosim Flight Academy launches new scholarship program for women

By General Aviation News Staff · March 4, 2016 ·

SANFORD, Fla. – Aerosim Flight Academy recently unveiled its new Women Aviators Scholarship program. “Through the Aerosim Flight Academy Women Aviators Scholarship program, qualified recipients can receive up to $10,000 to apply toward their tuition for our Professional Pilot Program,” said President and General Manager Hank Coates. “Our female instructors and students continue to make impressive contributions […]

Garmin completes acquisition of DeLorme

By General Aviation News Staff · March 4, 2016 ·

Garmin reports it has completed the acquisition of DeLorme, a privately-held company that designs and markets consumer-based satellite tracking devices with two-way communication and navigational capabilities.DeLorme pioneered the inReach series of two-way satellite communication devices for the consumer market. These GPS-enabled devices allow the user to send and receive satellite text messages or trigger an […]

Museum’s 727 prototype makes final flight

By General Aviation News Staff · March 3, 2016 ·

SEATTLE — On March 2 the Museum of Flight‘s recently-restored Boeing 727 prototype made its first flight in 25 years — the flight also marked the airplane’s last flight ever. The Future of Flight at Paine Field in Everett, Wash., held a preflight ceremony while hundreds of fans and former 727 flight crew members awaited the plane’s arrival at […]

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