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National Air and Space Museum explores General Aviation in upcoming lectures

By General Aviation News Staff · November 11, 2022 ·

On Nov. 17, 2022, a program will explore how aviation is used to increase access to eye care in communities around the world, while a Dec. 1 program will feature renowned aerobatic pilot Sean Tucker.

SR22 crashes after student and CFI fight over controls

By NTSB · November 11, 2022 ·

The student pilot’s failure to maintain control of the airplane during landing with a gusting crosswind and his failure to go around and relinquish control of the airplane when directed by the instructor pilot.

Picture of the Day: Camping under Orion

By General Aviation News Staff · November 10, 2022 ·

Thomas Civin submitted this photo and note: “Piper Turbo Arrow IV and crew sleeping peacefully under Orion at 3 a.m. on a frosty full moon night at a grass strip fly-in at Thomas Memorial Airport (76V) in Glendo, Wyoming, in early September.”

Big Sky perspective

By Ben Sclair · November 10, 2022 ·

Every day since Sept. 17, 2022, at 20,000 airports during nearly 55,000 flight hours, no collision has occurred. Were there a few close calls? I’d guess yes. And yet, no collision.

Aviation’s economic impact in Iowa tops $6.4 billion

By General Aviation News Staff · November 10, 2022 ·

A new economic impact report shows that aviation in Iowa employs more than 41,000 people and generates $124 million in tax revenue annually.

Memorial for British cadets from World War II slated for Sunday in Arizona

By General Aviation News Staff · November 10, 2022 ·

A large number of British cadets went to an airfield in Mesa, Arizona, to begin primary training in biplanes, and then moved up to single-engine fighter-trainers, such as the AT-6 Texan. The British Royal Air Force organization named the facility Falcon Field, which is still in operation today.

Mindset, Motion, and Mechanics

By General Aviation News Staff · November 10, 2022 ·

Master Flight Instructor Rich Stowell recently published a paper identifying the first principles of light airplane flying. The nine principles are divided into the three categories: Mindset, Motion, and Mechanics.

A near miss and a mishap with an iPad creates problems for Baron pilot

By NASA · November 10, 2022 ·

ASRS Procedure

A near-miss in the pattern, an angry controller, and a mishap with an iPad breaking the pilot’s headset leads the tower to call the authorities once the pilot lands. “He wanted me in jail,” the pilot says in his ASRS report.

Picture of the Day: Mountain rescue

By General Aviation News Staff · November 9, 2022 ·

Derek Prendergast submitted this photo and note: “Mountain rescue operating Blackhawks out of Aspen-Pitkin County Airport/Sardy Field (KASE) in Colorado. Photo taken by Davey Mowrey.”

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