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Picture of the day: Trislander

By General Aviation News Staff · March 31, 2015 ·

Michael Magnell, who makes a living ferrying airplanes around the world, recently sent in this photo of a Trislander, noting that there are “not many of these around.” In fact, it’s the first one he’s ever seen. “I saw it at MDPC, Punta Cana, in the Dominican Republic a few days ago. The twin-engine Islander […]

Sensing good things on the horizon

By Ben Sclair · March 31, 2015 ·

While flying, have you ever looked down to tune a radio? Check an engine or fuel gauge? Referenced your navigation chart? Chat with your passenger? Focus on something on the ground? Well, then you aren’t seeing and avoiding to the best of your ability. Wouldn’t it be nice to have some help? Something that doesn’t […]

Pietenpol Aircraft Co. revived

By General Aviation News Staff · March 31, 2015 ·

The grandson of Bernard Pietenpol, who is known as the Father of the Homebuilt Aircraft, has joined with Aircraft Spruce to offer Pietenpol Air Camper kits. The revived Pietenpol Aircraft Company offers six wooden Sitka Spruce Official Pietenpol Air Camper component kits. Kits start at $17.50 for an Pietenpol Vertical Stabilizer kit. Pietenpol’s flying legacy […]

FAA streamlines RPA approvals

By General Aviation News Staff · March 31, 2015 ·

The FAA reports it has established an interim policy to speed up airspace authorizations for some commercial remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) operators. The new policy helps bridge the gap between the past process, which evaluated every RPA operation individually, and future operations after the agency publishes a final version of the proposed small RPA rule, FAA officials explained. Under the […]

Wipaire’s Gateway to Success program returns

By General Aviation News Staff · March 31, 2015 ·

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minnesota — Wipaire’s Gateway to Success internship program for students pursuing an airframe and powerplant maintenance certificate has returned. The program is made up of several checkpoints for aspiring maintenance technicians. Interested students must first apply for a paid summer internship opportunity, where they will work with a Wipaire mechanic to gain real-world […]

Florida general aviation jobs rally April 7

By General Aviation News Staff · March 31, 2015 ·

The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) will hold a jobs rally celebrating the significant contributions of general aviation manufacturing to the Florida economy on Tuesday, April 7, at 2 p.m. at Piper Aircraft. Speakers include U.S. Senator Bill Nelson and U.S. Congressman Bill Posey, as well as leaders from Piper Aircraft, Embraer, B/E Aerospace, Extant […]

ASA offers flight maneuvers videos as individual downloads

By General Aviation News Staff · March 31, 2015 ·

Now available for individual downloads are video segments from the Virtual Test Prep Flight Maneuvers DVD and Blu-ray disc set. Each segment covers maneuvers from the FAA Practical Test Standards (PTS) for Private, Sport, Commercial, and CFI certification. Each lesson defines the task, operation or maneuver with an objective and is demonstrated, with step-by-step analysis. […]

Fly Arkansas to open new FBO at KLIT

By General Aviation News Staff · March 31, 2015 ·

Fly Arkansas will open a new FBO at Bill & Hillary Clinton National Airport (KLIT), formerly Adams Field, in Little Rock, Arkansas. Fly Arkansas will assume control of a portion of the former Hawker/Beechcraft complex on the airport around May 1. Renovations will start soon after Fly Arkansas obtains control of the buildings, FBO officials noted, with […]

Slippery runway catches Tri-Pacer

By NTSB · March 31, 2015 ·

The accident happened when the pilot attempted to land the Piper Tri-Pacer on the plowed surface of an icy runway in Baraga, Mich. As he was taxiing, he lost directional control and the airplane slid nose-first into a snow bank on the edge of the runway. The nose gear collapsed, and the engine mount and […]

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