Policyholders can now earn premium credits by completing specialized upset prevention and recovery courses designed to counter in-flight loss-of-control hazards.
Flying
Aerospace Legends to Receive Aviation Sword of Excellence
San Diego Air & Space Museum will celebrate pioneering aviators and induct its Class of 2026 during the upcoming Hall of Fame gala.
Kolocy Launches Aircraft Partnership Board
The free marketplace connects prospective co-owners and fractional share sellers to make general aviation flying more cost-effective.
ASA Releases Updated Pilot Test Prep Series
The latest study guides offer comprehensive questions, Airman Certification Standards codes, and two years of online practice test access.
Picture of the Day: A Favorite Camping Destination
Pete Dougherty sent in this photo with a note: “My Cessna N7045T in the grass camping area at Grand Coulee Dam Airport (3W7) in north central Washington State. This is one of our favorite camping destinations.”
Now What?
When an aircraft incident occurs, knowing how aviation insurance works is vital. While first responders handle immediate emergencies, aircraft owners retain key responsibilities. Learn how prompt reporting, coverage boundaries, and legal defense function — and discover what remains your responsibility after making that first phone call to your insurance agent.
Nevada Donors Pledge $100,000 for Backcountry Airstrips
A major matching commitment will help fund airstrip development in California and vital maintenance on Idaho’s historic 45 Ranch.
AOPA To Host Aviation Career Expo in Phoenix
Job seekers can connect with industry recruiters, attend professional development seminars, and meet former Thunderbirds pilot Michelle Curran at the November event.
RAF Installs Fire Hub at Beechcraft Heritage Museum
Visitors to the museum can now gather around a custom propeller-themed centerpiece at the Tennessee airfield.