While EAA chapters can’t also be a flying club, EAA is putting its muscle behind the idea of helping members form flying clubs.
Student pilots crossing borders awarded aviation scholarships
Get into the AIR scholarship winners have an international flair.
Appareo launches Stratus app with AHRS and ATC Radio Playback
Just launched is Stratus Horizon Pro, a free iOS application that displays a backup Attitude Heading Reference System (AHRS), offers ATC Radio Playback, and will soon include Radio Transcription.
King Schools puts aviation maintenance courses online
Now online are King Schools A&P Knowledge and Test Prep Video Courses.
Tailwheel fails on landing
Corrosion and cracks in the tailwheel suspension assembly was cited as the culprit in this loss of directional control accident.
Picture of the Day: The first time
Carl M. from Houston, Texas, who flew his RV-6A to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh for this first time, submitted the following photo and note: “My first Oshkosh NOTAM landing, on Sunday afternoon, July 22, 2018, a busy VFR time. In homebuilt parking. Such a satisfying experience that will never be forgotten. The Air Traffic Controllers were working […]
What it takes to build an ELT tester
An IA meeting discussion led Neil Stone on a quest to design and produce an affordable ELT tester. He succeeded.
New scholarship pays students to move to Wichita and train for aviation jobs
A Kansas college has unveiled a new scholarship program that will pay to move people to Wichita and train them to go to work at top aviation companies.
AOPA Foundation raises $3.6 million for You Can Fly program
AOPA’s You Can Fly programs will benefit from more than $3.6 million raised through its foundation.