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ATP Flight School adds King Schools courses to curriculum

By General Aviation News Staff · December 11, 2017 ·

ATP Flight School has added King Schools’ online video courses to its Airline Career Pilot Program. On sign-up, students will get a head-start with the King Schools Private Pilot Ground School and Test Prep Course. Then, when they start their flight training, they will be enrolled in the King Schools Private Pilot Practical Test Course, which […]

10 FlightSafety instructors presented Master Pilot awards

By General Aviation News Staff · December 11, 2017 ·

In November, the FAA presented Wright Brothers Master Pilot Awards to 10 FlightSafety instructors during the month of November. “We are proud that at least 70 FlightSafety instructors have earned this prestigious recognition to date,” said Bruce Whitman, Chairman, President & CEO. Jeff Terrell received the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award Nov. 20 at the […]

First flight after annual fatal

By NTSB · December 11, 2017 ·

Loss of Control NTSB Accident Report

The private pilot was conducting a short flight to his home airport after picking up his Cessna 182C following an annual inspection. There were no recorded communications between the pilot and air traffic control services. Radar data first showed the 182 about 20 miles east of the departure airport. The radar targets indicated that the […]

Picture of the day: Come fly with me

By General Aviation News Staff · December 10, 2017 ·

Virgil Williams of Plainwell, Michigan, sent us these two photos of his granddaughter Ashly (in the back seat) and one of her friends in his Cub. “I title it ‘come fly with me,’” he said. And now for a sillier shot:

Why is lead needed during engine break-in?

By Ben Visser · December 10, 2017 ·

In a past column I gave some background on what happens during break-in of a new or overhauled aircraft engine. Since then I have received numerous questions about why leaded fuel is needed during break-in. Unfortunately, I do not know anyone who has a perfect answer for this. My opinion is based on lab tests […]

AOPA app reaches 10,000 users

By General Aviation News Staff · December 9, 2017 ·

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) app, which has been downloaded more than 10,000 times, was recently honored with a Silver Award at the 13th Annual Davey Awards in the Mobile Apps/Sites-Lifestyle category. Web, app, and mobile developer Ascedia, headquartered in Wisconsin, worked with AOPA to develop the app, which launched in July. The […]

Real Flight 8 sim now has virtual reality capabilities

By General Aviation News Staff · December 9, 2017 ·

Now available is Real Flight 8, a flight simulator with virtual reality capabilities. See a demo video below: According to officials with Hobbico, Real Flight 8 ($99.99) with an InterLink-X Controller ($179.99) features: More than 140 aircraft; More than 40 flying sites; A simple, intuitive interface with “zero learning curve, zero hassle,” according to company […]

Free web-based flight planner debuts

By General Aviation News Staff · December 9, 2017 ·

Seattle Avionics has introduced FlyQ Online, a free web-based flight planner for PC and Mac, with dozens of new features. FlyQ Online, a companion to the FlyQ EFB app for iOS, has been in public beta testing for some time with a focus on easy yet flexible flight planning, fuel prices, and group management for […]

Aircraft Electrician Certificate now offered

By General Aviation News Staff · December 8, 2017 ·

CINCINNATI, Ohio — Flamingo Air‘s Airline Ground Schools now offers an Aircraft Electrician Certificate. The course is fully accredited by the National Center for Aerospace Technology and Training (NCATT) and American Standards Training and Materials (ASTM). The course covers basic wiring, harness building, avionics removal and installation. Once completed, a technician will be fully qualified […]

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