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FAA’s drone pilot program takes off
The FAA’s pilot program to integrate drones in the National Airspace System took some giant steps in August.
GA pilots encourage to submit NASA reports on wake encounters
The FAA is encouraging GA pilots to submit NASA Reports about wake turbulence.
FAA proposes discontinuing Hazardous Inflight Weather Advisory Service
The FAA is seeking comments on a proposal to discontinue its Hazardous Inflight Weather Advisory Service.
Video: What contributes to wrong surface landings?
A new video delves into what contributes to pilots landing on the wrong surface.
More than 100,000 remote pilot certificates issued
The FAA has hit a milestone, issuing 100,000 remote pilot certificates in just two years.
FAA warns against drone registration schemes
The FAA is warning drone owners about people offering to “help” register their drones with the agency.
The Super Bowl of ATC
For air traffic controllers, working EAA AirVenture Oshkosh is like playing in the Super Bowl.
New FAA rule cuts costs of training and proficiency
The FAA published a final rule June 27, 2018, that allows broader use of technology to reduce the cost of flight training and maintaining proficiency without compromising safety. According to officials with the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, these regulatory changes are expected to save the general aviation community more than $110 million in the […]