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NTSB to FAA: Require carbon monoxide detectors in general aviation aircraft

By General Aviation News Staff · January 22, 2022 ·

“Carbon monoxide is dangerous for pilots and passengers alike — which is why the NTSB recommended that general aviation aircraft be equipped with carbon monoxide detectors in 2004,” said NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy. “Once again, we’re asking the FAA to act before lives are lost to carbon monoxide poisoning.”

$5 million granted to train next generation of mechanics

By General Aviation News Staff · January 21, 2022 ·

The $5 million will be used to establish new educational program, provide scholarships and internships, and much more.

Video: Train and plan for emergencies before they happen

By General Aviation News Staff · January 20, 2022 ·

A new FAA video examines the startle response, which happens when things go wrong, and then shows how training can reduce that response and prepare you to react the right way to unexpected events.

FAA awards $5 million in grants for the next generation of pilots

By General Aviation News Staff · January 18, 2022 ·

The Aircraft Pilots Aviation Workforce Development Grants were awarded to a variety of higher-education institutions, high schools, state and local governments and flight schools.

100LL sales end at Reid-Hillview and San Martin airports in California

By General Aviation News Staff · January 10, 2022 ·

Santa Clara County, which operates both airports, has banned the sale of 100LL, but officials note that pilots who still fly with leaded fuel can visit the two airports.

What medications are OK for pilots?

By General Aviation News Staff · January 8, 2022 ·

Your doctor wants to prescribe a new medication for you. But you’re not sure if it’s OK to use and still fly safely. Here’s a list from the FAA Federal Air Surgeon on common medications that are OK to use and ones that aren’t (think anything that makes you sleepy).

FAA Airplane Flying Handbook adds aircraft energy management for first time

By General Aviation News Staff · January 4, 2022 ·

“Proper energy management is essential for performing any maneuver, as well as for attaining and maintaining desired vertical flightpath and airspeed profiles in everyday flying,” says Embry-Riddle’s Dr. Juan Merkt, who collaborated with the FAA on the chapter.

FAA: 5G and aviation can ‘safely co-exist’

By General Aviation News Staff · December 28, 2021 ·

The FAA has released a Safety Alert showing examples of NOTAMs that will be released to identify areas were a radar altimeter may be unreliable because of 5G interference.

FAA investigating ongoing safety issues at Santa Clara County airports, including ban on 100LL

By General Aviation News Staff · December 27, 2021 ·

Since the FAA has received multiple complaints from airport tenants and users, along with a group who allege violations of grant assurances at Reid-Hillview Airport (KRHV) and San Martin Airport (E16), the agency is starting an “informal” investigation under 14 CFR part 13 (“Reports of Violations”).

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