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EPA sets sights on lead emissions from general aviation aircraft

By General Aviation News Staff · January 17, 2022 ·

Under the Clean Air Act, EPA reviews information on air pollutants and sources of air pollution to determine whether they threaten human health or welfare. This is referred to as an “endangerment finding.” EPA officials said in a Jan. 12, 2022, announcement that the plan is to issue a proposed endangerment finding for piston-engine aircraft that run on leaded fuel in 2022 for public review and comment.

Tuskegee Airman Charles McGee flies west

By General Aviation News Staff · January 17, 2022 ·

One of the last surviving Tuskegee Airmen — and perhaps the most well-known — Charles McGee died Jan. 16, 2022. He was 102.

Applications now being taken for $2,000 aviation scholarship

By General Aviation News Staff · January 17, 2022 ·

Deadline to apply for high school seniors pursuing studies in aviation is April 15, 2022.

Distracted pilot forgets to retract landing gear for water landing

By NTSB · January 17, 2022 ·

The pilot’s failure to properly configure the amphibious airplane for a water landing, which resulted in it flipping over.

Picture of the Day: The siblings

By General Aviation News Staff · January 16, 2022 ·

Curtis Penner submitted this photo and note: “My Bearhawk Patrol and RV-10…the siblings.”

A time capsule of American aviation

By Frederick Johnsen · January 16, 2022 ·

A 1924 issue of the magazine “Aviation” is a microcosm of the post-World War I aviation scene in America. The air-minded segment of the population was impatient for aeronautical advancements, yet in some ways those advances were held back by a glut of war surplus Jennies and OX-5 engines that were offered to civilians on the cheap. 

Cirrus refines G6 for reduced drag

By General Aviation News Staff · January 15, 2022 ·

The 2022 model is the “fastest to date featuring sleeker wing and tail surfaces and redesigned wheel pants, resulting in true airspeeds of up to 9 knots faster,” company officials reported. “The new model’s ice panel transition seams are smoothed and wheel pant tolerances tightened to reduce drag. These aerodynamic refinements contribute to both reduced fuel consumption and faster flight segments.”

Garmin Smart Glide now available for G3X and G5

By General Aviation News Staff · January 15, 2022 ·

Garmin’s Smart Glide technology, a safety tool that helps pilots in loss of engine power emergencies by automating tasks to reduce pilot workload, is now available as a free software update for the G3X Touch and G5 electronic flight instrument in certified aircraft equipped with a GTN Xi series navigator. Experimental aircraft with G3X Touch and a G3X autopilot can also enable Smart Glide technology.

New online maintenance courses introduced

By General Aviation News Staff · January 14, 2022 ·

Curriculum of Part 147 schools training students to become aviation maintenance technicians.

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