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New England Air Museum launches Mustang Muster

By General Aviation News Staff · September 13, 2016 ·

On Oct. 2, 2016, the New England Air Museum in Windsor Locks, Connecticut, will host a gathering of iconic Ford Mustangs in celebration of the completion of the restoration of its World War II era P-51 Mustang fighter aircraft. The museum’s P-51 was converted to a record setting, racing plane winning the coveted Thompson Trophy at […]

Sporty’s partners with Unmanned Safety Institute to provide drone training

By General Aviation News Staff · September 13, 2016 ·

Sporty’s Pilot Shop and the Unmanned Safety Institute (USI) now offer two online courses, the UAS Ground School Course and the UAS Safety Awareness Course, that provide training for individuals involved in Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). The UAS Ground School Course is a training program for commercial operators and pilots of larger UAS. More than 24 […]

Pilot forgets to add oil after oil change

By NTSB · September 13, 2016 ·

The Cessna 150 experienced a total loss of engine power during an enroute climb to cruise. The pilot performed a forced landing to a field near Brookfield, Wis., where the plane hit trees and sustained substantial damage. The pilot stated that he forgot to add engine oil during an oil change he performed on the airplane before […]

Picture of the day: A re-enactor and a radial

By General Aviation News Staff · September 12, 2016 ·

Jason Sanford sent in this photo, which he took at the recent open house held at Oakland County International Airport (KTPK) in Michigan.  

First-Timers

By General Aviation News Staff · September 12, 2016 ·

By JEB BURNSIDE. If you’re lucky, you may get a chance to give someone their first airplane ride. In fact, flying passengers can be one of the real highlights of becoming a pilot. (And I’m thinking of pure passengers, the kind who have no clue how to do what you’re doing in the cockpit. Pilot-rated […]

Help Wanted: Experienced Air Traffic Controllers

By General Aviation News Staff · September 12, 2016 ·

The FAA is now accepting job applications from people with previous air traffic control experience. Applications will be accepted through Sept. 20, 2016. Experienced air traffic controllers include eligible military air traffic controllers and others with air traffic controller certification. The job vacancy announcement for the position of Air Traffic Control Specialist is now available […]

Civil Air Patrol reaches flight milestone

By General Aviation News Staff · September 12, 2016 ·

The Civil Air Patrol surpassed 100,000 flying hours across its fleet of planes for the 2016 fiscal year Sept. 6 — more than a 7% increase over the previous year. On the same date in fiscal 2015, flying hours totaled 93,256. Why has CAP flown more this year? John Desmarais, director of operations at National Headquarters, […]

Ascend 172 dealer network takes off

By General Aviation News Staff · September 12, 2016 ·

Wichita — After unveiling an upgraded version of its remanufactured Ascend 172 at this year’s EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Yingling Aviation has now created a dealer network for the airplane. Air Orlando Sales at Orlando Executive Airport in Florida and Suburban Aviation at Suburban Toledo Airport in Ohio will sell the Ascend 172, as well as […]

ICON to build facility in Tijuana

By General Aviation News Staff · September 12, 2016 ·

ICON Aircraft has revealed plans to build a new facility in Tijuana, Mexico, where it will produce composite airframe components for the A5. As part of a revised production plan announced in May, the company decided to produce its own composite components, a manufacturing process that was previously outsourced to several suppliers, company officials explained. The […]

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