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Sky Trail takes tourism sky high

By General Aviation News Staff · March 21, 2013 ·

One of the world’’s largest archaeological sites — General Patton’s World War II Desert Training Center — is now viewable in its full grandeur thanks to an innovation in air tourism. The site covers 19,000 square miles of mostly empty desert between LA and Las Vegas. Though chock-full of artifacts and history, it’s almost impossible […]

The Jet Collection expands

By General Aviation News Staff · March 21, 2013 ·

The Jet Collection, a Chicago-based aviation dealership and brokerage, is expanding, opening offices in Dallas, Tampa and San Francisco, with more offices planned, including several abroad. “As the economic climate continues to improve, we have decided to bet on the aviation market by seeking out the top sales leaders in business aviation,” said Jason Zilberbrand, […]

Fifth edition of ‘The Pilot’s Manual: Private Pilot Syllabus’ released

By General Aviation News Staff · March 21, 2013 ·

The fifth edition of “The Pilot’s Manual Private Pilot Syllabus” is now available from ASA.  This updated syllabus offers a flight and ground training course for private pilot airplane certification and meets both Part 61 and Part 141 requirements, according to company officials. Flight lessons are presented side-by-side with their coordinating ground lessons. The syllabus […]

Scud run brings down Cherokee

By NTSB · March 21, 2013 ·

Aircraft: Piper Cherokee Six. Injuries: 3 Fatal. Location: Fredericktown, Mo. Aircraft damage: Destroyed. What reportedly happened: The private pilot, 61, did not possess an instrument rating. He was last issued a medical certificate dated Sept. 27, 2007. At that time, he reported his total flight time as 2,900 hours. At the time of the accident, […]

Seaplane helps pilot commune with nature

By Meg Godlewski · March 20, 2013 ·

Austin Watson was enamored with aviation from an early age, but it took a while for him to find the time to get his wings. “I think I built every model plane there was in the local store when I was a kid,” Watson mused. “Dad asked me if I wanted to learn to fly […]

How to prevent cam and lifter wear

By Ben Visser · March 20, 2013 ·

Reader Dave Fletcher recently sent an email concerning the failure of the camshaft in his Lycoming IO-360 engine. He was concerned about pre-oilers, Ney Nozzles, CamGuard and other oil additives. This is a subject that both engines expert Paul McBride and I have addressed before, but I thought I would try to add a little […]

Airshow performer joins IMC Club board

By General Aviation News Staff · March 20, 2013 ·

The IMC Club has appointed air show performer and former United States Unlimited Aerobatic Champion Mike Goulian to its board of directors. Goulian, co-author of a series of books Basic and Advanced Aerobatics published by McGraw Hill, which became the industry standard for aerobatic flight training manuals, is an  instrument pilot with over 7,500 hours […]

Planes, Trains & Automobiles in Plant City

By General Aviation News Staff · March 20, 2013 ·

PLANT CITY, Fla. — On Saturday, March 23, the third annual Planes, Trains & Automobiles event will take place at the Plant City Airport (PCM). It’s a chance to see airplanes, remote control planes, helicopters, model trains in operation and on exhibit, and classic and exotic car displays. Antique railroad maintenance equipment, train artifacts and […]

Iowa Aviation Conference set

By General Aviation News Staff · March 20, 2013 ·

The 2013 Iowa Aviation Conference will be held April 24-25 at the West Des Moines Sheraton Hotel. The conference will offer a combination of presentations and interaction with industry representatives for airports and FBOs, as well as a pilot safety seminar for pilots. Registration for attendees, sponsors, and exhibitors is open. Information on the conference, […]

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