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RVSM offered as factory option on Piper M500/M600

By General Aviation News Staff · May 17, 2021 ·

Operating in RVSM airspace allows Piper M500/M600 pilots to gain fuel savings, lower their carbon footprint, increase range, and fly above weather, according to Piper officials.

An automotive engine for your Cessna 172?

By General Aviation News Staff · May 15, 2021 ·

Modifying the aluminum V8 engine to power legacy piston aircraft offers several advantages, including the ability to use multiple fuel types, including automobile gas, as well as modern fuel injection that eliminates mixture and carb heat controls. “This, and the ability to burn cheaper automotive gas and mass-produced components, can significantly reduce the cost of owning and operating small aircraft,” said Corsair co-founder Rich Macmullin. “Our cost to fly the test C172 is less than $19 an hour with fuel and engine reserves, compared to over $60 with the original Lycoming engine.”

Colorado high school launches drone education program

By General Aviation News Staff · May 12, 2021 ·

The Unmanned Safety Institute’s safety certification curriculum will be the basis for the Buena Vista High School program. Once complete, students will have earned an FAA Remote Pilot Certificate and an industry-recognized safety certification.

California Aeronautical University expands to Arizona

By General Aviation News Staff · May 12, 2021 ·

Through CAU’s Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics and the Associate of Science in Aviation Studies program, students can earn numerous certificates and ratings, along with their college degree, university officials said.

International Young Eagles Day returns June 12

By General Aviation News Staff · May 11, 2021 ·

“We are in many ways making International Young Eagles Day the restart point for the Young Eagles program after the COVID pandemic put most flights on hiatus for the past year,” said Jack J. Pelton, EAA’s CEO and chairman of the board.

Spirit of Flight Museum lands at KMAN

By General Aviation News Staff · May 10, 2021 ·

Now based in Westminster, Colorado, the Spirt of Flight Center is expected to move its collection to Nampa Municipal Airport in Idaho when its new facility is completed in November 2021.

Using Apple Maps to find Amelia

By General Aviation News Staff · May 8, 2021 ·

An amateur sleuth is using satellite images from Apple Maps to help find Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan.

ATP Flight School opens new training center in Dallas with plans to train 20,000 pilots by 2030

By General Aviation News Staff · May 7, 2021 ·

“With a shortage of qualified airline pilots representing 10% of the total professional pilot workforce by 2023,” the new training center at Arlington Municipal Airport in Texas “joins ATP’s 60 other locations nationwide to increase capacity and train 20,000 airline pilots over the next ten years,” according to company officials.

Indiana Aviation Hall of Fame reveals Class of 2021

By General Aviation News Staff · May 5, 2021 ·

The Indiana Aviation Hall of Fame has revealed its Class of 2021, which includes airline executives, air racers, flight instructors, and a World War II combat veteran, and a WASP.

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