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Breitling celebrates AOPA’s anniversary with new watch

By General Aviation News Staff · October 9, 2014 ·

Swiss watch company Breitling is celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) with the release of a special limited edition timepiece, a scholarship program aimed at expanding the aviation community, and special events focused on sharing the passion of aviation with people across the USA throughout the year. The partnership between AOPA […]

Pilot fails to switch tanks

By NTSB · October 9, 2014 ·

Aircraft: Piper Cherokee. Injuries: None. Location: Beltzville, Pa. Aircraft damage: Substantial. What reportedly happened: Before launching on the instructional flight, the flight instructor completed a preflight inspection and noted that each wing fuel tank contained about 18 gallons of fuel. At the conclusion of the flight, while returning to the airport, the engine experienced a total loss of […]

Video: The Athleticism of Aerobatics

By General Aviation News Staff · October 8, 2014 ·

Cirrus Aircraft has released the latest in a series of videos spotlighting aerobatic star Michael Goulian. Called The Athleticism of Aerobatics, you can see the video here. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11AtEzdw1dg&w=974&h=548

CBP promises better training and procedures for pilot stops

By General Aviation News Staff · October 8, 2014 ·

A promised top-down review of general aviation enforcement practices by the Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP’s) Office of Air and Marine shows that the agency has heard GA’s concerns. But officials with the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) said they will remain vigilant to ensure the rights and freedoms of pilots are respected. The review, dated […]

NASA helicopter test a smashing success

By General Aviation News Staff · October 8, 2014 ·

HAMPTON, Va. — The successful crash test of a former Marine helicopter could help lead to safer civilian and military helicopters, according to NASA aeronautics researchers. The full-scale test sent the fuselage and its 15 dummy occupants crashing into the dirt at NASA Langley Research Center’s Landing and Impact Research facility in Hampton, Virginia, at […]

Mercy Flight Southeast to hold fundraising golf tournament

By General Aviation News Staff · October 8, 2014 ·

LEESBURG, Florida — Mercy Flight Southeast will hold its 18th Annual Golf Tournament, sponsored by the Harper Family Charitable Foundation, at Arlington Ridge Golf Club on Veteran’s Day, Nov. 11. Mercy Flight Southeast coordinates approximately 3,000 free flights each year for children and adults who need transportation to life-saving, far-from-home medical care. The non-profit relies on a […]

National Air and Space Museum releases free children’s app

By General Aviation News Staff · October 8, 2014 ·

A new iPad app from the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum helps children learn about airplanes and rockets through four games inspired by the history of early flight. Pilot Pals, the museum’s first app, also enables children ages 4 to 6 to personalize their experience by naming their hangar and choosing a Pilot Pal to […]

Snap-On introduces short handle flex ratchet for tight spaces

By General Aviation News Staff · October 8, 2014 ·

Any mechanic knows that working in confined spaces can be challenging. That’s why Snap-on Industrial introduced its new 3/8” Drive Short Handle Flex Ratchet. The 3/8” Drive Short Handle Flex Ratchet (part number FF80) comes with a 8-5/16” long handle, making it the ideal ratchet to use in tight spaces, according to company officials. Additionally, the ratchet […]

Notes on Flying VFR published

By General Aviation News Staff · October 8, 2014 ·

“Notes on Flying VFR” has just been published by University Aviation Press. The book contains summaries of all subjects pertaining to VFR flight in a single-engine, fixed-wing aircraft, according to the publisher. It is intended as a refresher and a reference for licensed, non-instrument-rated pilots, but may also be useful in preparation for a flight review, the […]

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