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New name for KTYQ FBO

By General Aviation News Staff · March 23, 2018 ·

Montgomery Aviation, the FBO at Indianapolis Executive Airport and Frankfort/Clinton County Airport in Indiana, has been renamed First Wing Jet Center. The flight school is now known as First Wing Flight. Sister companies, Eagle Creek Aviation and Naples Jet Center, retain their names, according to company officials. Montgomery Aviation was named after former owners, Dan and […]

Inexperienced pilot crashes trike

By NTSB · March 23, 2018 ·

Loss of Control NTSB Accident Report

The non-certificated pilot reported that, after takeoff in the North Wing Apache, a light sport trike, about 200′ above ground level, he heard a popping sound and the aircraft yawed to the right. He heard the sound a second time, and the aircraft turned hard to the right. He applied full engine power in an attempt to […]

Picture of the day: A sunrise flight lesson

By General Aviation News Staff · March 22, 2018 ·

Roger Shelton sent in this photograph for Picture of the Day, explaining: “In a Cessna 152 on Jan. 22, 2018, around 7:30 a.m. sunrise at the Virginia Tech Montgomery Executive Airport with the first student lesson of the day.” Would you like to have your photo featured as Picture of the Day? You can submit […]

Nobody’s flying the plane

By Jeffrey Madison · March 22, 2018 ·

During one of my airline simulator training sessions, the instructor put us about 10 miles from an initial approach fix, then she asked us to turn around so she could show us something. So focused were we on her, the first officer and I forgot to pay attention to the thrust levers. While she was […]

Royal Mail releases RAF commemorative stamps

By General Aviation News Staff · March 22, 2018 ·

England’s Royal Mail has issued a collection of stamps to mark the 100th anniversary of the Royal Air Force. The iconic aircraft depicted span the Force’s 100-year history and feature original artwork by renowned aviation artist Michael Turner. Featured on the stamps are the First World War era Sopwith Camel F1, the Hurricane Mk 1 […]

On demand webinars added to Tuskegee Airmen educational materials

By General Aviation News Staff · March 22, 2018 ·

RED WING, Minnesota — The Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Red Tail Squadron, America’s tribute to the Tuskegee Airmen, has added a section to its website for webinars that offers a new way to learn from and be inspired by original Tuskegee Airmen and their experiences. Available anytime on demand, the site currently features five webinars […]

STC granted for wheel and brake installation on PC-7

By General Aviation News Staff · March 22, 2018 ·

Momentum Aeronautics recently completed a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) project for Parker Hannifin Corp. Aircraft Wheel and Brake Division that approves the installation of Parker wheels and brakes on Pilatus PC-7 aircraft. Momentum’s project completion included all necessary engineering, airworthiness, testing, and FAA coordination services necessary to obtain the STC for installation of the approved […]

New FBO at KFHB

By General Aviation News Staff · March 22, 2018 ·

AMELIA ISLAND, Florida — Bent Wing Flight Services will take over as Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport’s only FBO April 1, 2018. Plans call for the FBO to move into a new terminal in June. It will work out of a temporary terminal until then, according to company officials. “We look forward to serving the airport’s customer […]

Pilot hits uncharted power lines

By NTSB · March 22, 2018 ·

Pilot Error NTSB Accident Report

The pilot reported that during the initial climb, he leveled off at about 65′ above the ground and made a right turn to follow a river near Long Island, N.C. After maneuvering down the river for about one minute, the Beech F35 hit uncharted and unmarked power lines that spanned across the entire length of […]

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