Chris Souchon submitted this photo and note: “Gassing up my PA31-325 CR at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (FLKK) in Lusaka, Zambia, getting ready to blast out of there before the storm hits.”
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What you need to know about oil analysis to protect your airplane
Oil analysis can be a very effective tool if used properly. What do you need to know to get the most out of an oil analysis?
New study shows pilots hide health problems to keep flying
Knowing they could be grounded, pilots may not be truthful about their health if there is a chance their employers or the FAA could find out, according to the new study.
Duncan Aviation refurbishes bus for Foster Care Closet
In another great example of general aviation going the extra mile to help local communities, dozens of employees of Duncan Aviation refurbished an old school bus, converting it into a free clothing store on wheels for kids in foster care in Nebraska.
uAvionix AV-Mag approved for installation in certified aircraft
The approval opens the door for thousands of AV-30-C users to enjoy improved Directional Gyro performance through magnetic aiding, resulting in better navigation and a safer flying experience, according to officials with the Montana-based company.
Young Eagles flight goes awry
The pilot’s failure to abort the takeoff and his high pitch attitude after takeoff, which resulted in an exceedance of the critical angle of attack and a subsequent aerodynamic stall.
Picture of the Day: Sean Tucker and the Randolph Pitts
Alan Staats submitted this photo and note: “Sean Tucker and the Randolph Pitts during an air-to-air shoot to promote the Copperstate Fly-In in Arizona. Shot with a Nikon F3T 85mm lens on Ektachrome EPP 135-36 slide film.”
A new flock descends on Redbird Migration
The 12th annual Redbird Migration flight training conference was cutting edge, with new content throughout, including a new conference track for an emerging segment of the flight training industry: K-12 educators in STEM and Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs.
Electric ultralight to be unveiled at Oshkosh
The Dragon PAV, which will be sold as a quick-build kit, has a 250-pound pilot capacity, can fly for 20 minutes, and recharge in less than two hours, according to company officials.