Probable Cause: The pilot’s failure to maintain control of the airplane while landing and his inadequate communication to the pilot-rated passenger of her role during the flight.
Picture of the Day: Dawn Patrol
Claiborne Craig submitted this photo and note: “Good morning from Ingalls Field Airport (KHSP) in Hot Springs, Virginia.”
70 Airports For His 70th Birthday
To celebrate his 70th birthday, Oregon pilot Ray Phelan embarked on an ambitious mission: Landing his 1971 Beechcraft Bonanza at 70 different airports in a single day.
Donation Keeps EAA Chapter 25 Flying High in New Hangar
When EAA Chapter 25 asked Schweiss Doors for a discount on a hangar door, they received a massive surprise: A completely free 54-foot bifold door. It was the finishing touch on its new hangar at Airlake Airport in Minnesota.
Air Race Classic Announces 2026 Winners
Officials crown the 2026 winners and announce the upcoming 2027 route details.
Cessna T210 Propeller STC Approved by EASA
MT-Propeller receives EASA approval for installation of four-blade composite propellers on select Cessna T210 aircraft.
Student’s Second Solo Proves Fatal
Probable Cause: The student pilot’s premature turn to the crosswind leg of the traffic pattern at low airspeed and altitude, resulting in a collision with trees and terrain.
Allegations of Employee Misconduct Force FSS Closures in Alaska
Sudden FAA flight service station closures across Alaska due to employee misconduct investigations impact local aviation and commercial flights.
Picture of the Day: A Top 10 Classic
Gord McNulty submitted this photo and note: “It was overcast, unfortunately, when I visited the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre at Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, recently. A de Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver, of Killarney Air Services, stood out at the dock on the St. Mary’s River, but fencing around the ramp made a photo more challenging. Fortunately, I had just enough space, and my telephoto lens, for a picture of the photogenic aircraft at a good angle. The iconic Beaver was first flown in 1947. In 1987, the Canadian Engineering Centennial Board named the Beaver one of the top 10 Canadian engineering achievements of the 20th century.”