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Women Take Flight

By General Aviation News Staff · March 5, 2019 ·

The New England Air Museum’s annual Women Take Flight event is slated for March 9.

Pilot goes under power lines during go around

By NTSB · March 5, 2019 ·

Loss of Control NTSB Accident Report

Probable cause: The pilot’s failure to maintain directional control during a go-around.

Picture of the Day: What a beautiful day to fly

By General Aviation News Staff · March 4, 2019 ·

Rob Jacoby submitted the following photo and note: “Having just purchased a Cirrus, flew in formation with a few friends to have a BBQ lunch in Llano, Texas.” Would you like to have your photo featured as Picture of the Day? You can submit it via this form. All photos sent in for Picture of […]

Flying the Sling TSi

By Dan Johnson · March 4, 2019 ·

The new Sling TSi by The Airplane Factory is more than it appears.

Rotax’s powerful new 915iS

By Dan Johnson · March 4, 2019 ·

There’s nothing like a 40% boost in power to launch an aircraft into the sky.

Proceeds from Cessna 150 raffle to support cancer survivors

By Ben Sclair · March 4, 2019 ·

Tickets are a challenge to buy, but well worth it for the cause.

Garmin autopilots approved for Bonanzas and Barons

By General Aviation News Staff · March 4, 2019 ·

Garmin’s GFC 500 and GFC 600 autopilots have been approved for Beechcraft Bonanzas and Barons.

Alaska aviation scholarship awarded

By General Aviation News Staff · March 4, 2019 ·

For the seventh consecutive year, Crowley Fuels has funded the Alaska Air Carriers Association (AACA) Forrest Jones Memorial scholarship.

Pilot walks into spinning prop

By NTSB · March 4, 2019 ·

Pilot Error NTSB Accident Report

Probable cause: The pilot’s failure to shut down the engine before exiting the airplane and his failure to focus his attention on the task at hand, which led to his walking into a rotating propeller.

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