A news report from ABC 7 Chicago details the donation of a Piper Cherokee to the Chicago Aviation Institute of Maintenance by Victor Croswell with the Chicago Chapter of Tuskegee Airmen. The donation is designed to “inspire the next generation to take their dreams to new heights.”
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Companies partner up to electrify aviation infrastructure
“Our partnership with VI&E Solutions is a groundbreaking initiative to develop an airport charging network throughout the region,” said Josh Turner, CEO of PowerUp America. “This collaboration marks a significant milestone in our mission to revolutionize the transportation landscape by integrating sustainable energy solutions with our nation’s aviation infrastructure.”
Wicks Aircraft Supply acquires Carlson Aircraft Extrusions
With the acquisition, Wicks Aircraft Supply has become the sole distributor of Carlson extrusions, including wing struts, spars, and other specialty extrusions.
Accident avoidance is both of our jobs
The bizarrely dangerous attitude on display by turning inside the short final of another plane intentionally created a very unsettling situation for myself and my safety pilot/student.
Picture of the Day: First snowfall in Alaska
Tom Rollman submitted this photo and note: “My Cessna 170B parked on the end of Eklutna Lake airstrip in Alaska. Beautiful day for flying after one of the first snowfalls of the year.”
Not your average teenager
While other teens play or watch imaginary adventures, 14-year-old John Humphreys studies flying and soloed a glider.
Signature Aviation takes steps to help end human trafficking
Signature Aviation has unveiled its multi-faceted approach to protect people impacted by human trafficking.
FAA launches 46th general aviation activity survey
Only about 30% of aircraft owners are sampled annually. Aircraft owners will receive requests from the FAA to complete the survey via mail or email.
Flight Gear Bite Light introduced
“Having both hands available on the flight deck is essential, so using a hand to hold a flashlight can compromise safety,” Sporty’s officials noted. “The Flight Gear Bite Light was specifically designed to solve this problem with an innovative silicone bite ring on the back so the light can be comfortably held in your mouth, freeing up your hands for other important tasks.”