MT-Propeller has received an FAA STC for the installation of its 3-blade propeller on the Piper PA-28-235 Cherokee Pathfinder powered by Lycoming O-540-B1B5 or Lycoming O-540-B4B5 engines.
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McFarlane Aviation Releases Improved Flap Motor for Cessna and Beechcraft Aircraft
McFarlane Aviation has introduced an FAA-PMA approved 24–28V flap motor designed to enhance reliability for more than 80 Cessna and Beechcraft models.
SkySense AS Now Available in U.S.
Fielden Aero reports that Flybox’s SkySense AS, a new compact air data instrument, is now available in the United States for experimental, ultralight, and light-sport aircraft.
New Tool Helps Master The Language of Aviation
Many student pilots drop out of flight training due to a hidden hurdle: The complex language of aviation itself. Keynomen is a new platform designed to solve this problem by offering structured, plain-English definitions and deep context for thousands of confusing aeronautical terms.
PilotWorkshops Releases Checkride Insights for Instrument Pilots
“Checkride Insights: Instrument Rating” is a fully annotated version of the FAA’s Instrument Rating Airman Certification Standards (ACS), enhanced with practical explanations, DPE insights, and real-world IFR scenarios.
Hound Avionics Introduces New SkyHound Portable Traffic Display
Hound Avionics, a start-up founded by pilots and engineers, has introduced the SkyHound, a portable, all-in-one ADS-B In traffic and weather display.
Diamond DA-62 Training Program Lands at Raleigh Exec Jetport
The $6,999 four-day training program, which takes off July 6, 2026, includes eight hours of flight time and 12 hours of instruction.
Cirrus Debuts New Annual Flight Review Course
Cirrus has launched its new SR Series Annual Flight Review Course to promote continuous, structured pilot training. Designed as a half-day session with an instructor pilot, this program helps aviators master critical flight skills while simultaneously satisfying mandatory FAA requirements.
Epic Flight Academy Launches Six-Month Fast Track Pilot Program
Students commit to training seven days a week, dedicating 12 to 14 hours a day to flight training, simulator work, and study, according to officials with the flight school. Students can earn private pilot, instrument, commercial single-engine, and commercial multi-engine ratings in that time frame, they add.