A rainy weekend before EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2019 left the grounds in a less than a desirable state. That led Dave Fugate to send in the following photo and note: “The opening few days of Oshkosh left the grounds a bit wet. A camper, affectionately known as ‘Cheese Whizz,’ reminded many drivers to slow down […]
With my toes in the sand and aviation in my heart
Not everyone can be in Oshkosh this week.
Lycoming introduces Electronic Ignition System
The Lycoming EIS is a drop-in replacement for magnetos.
EAA launches proficiency tracker for pilots
SkillScore Tracker measures flying skills in several categories to determine a pilot’s strengths and weaknesses.
Redbird unveils guided independent instrument training
GIFT is designed to help student pilots advance faster and more cost-effectively through their instrument training.
Stinson crashes after brake seal fails
Probable cause: The pilot’s loss of directional control during landing due to the failure of the right brake seal.
Picture of the day: Making its debut at Oshkosh
On the eve of opening day at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2019, General Aviation News Publisher Ben Sclair captured these photos of the new NF Aircraft Explorer, explaining: “Barely a month old, the Explorer from NF Aircraft made its U.S. debut at AirVenture. Built in Germany and the Czech Republic, the Explorer has a 6,400 pound […]
Pilot Perspectives: Piloting a Pietenpol
“I love this machine as much as I can love an inanimate object.”
Epic E1000 takes one step closer to certification
The company is on track to receive the E1000’s Type Certificate later this year.