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General Aviation
Business jet sales soar this summer
The deals in June and July reflected a 77% increase over deals made in April and May.
Aerial tributes to commemorate end of World War II slated for Hawaii and Washington, D.C.
“Recent flyovers during the pandemic have been done in a responsible and safe manner and the planned aerial tributes of World War II warbirds in Hawaii and Washington D.C. aim to do the same.”
STC for new prop for Kodiak
The new 5-blade prop promises a 20% improvement in takeoff.
Improper preflight planning begins accident’s chain of events
Probable cause: The pilot’s improper preflight planning that did not identify the unserviceable runway; his subsequent decision to attempt to takeoff from the rough, grassy runway; and his selection of an abort point with insufficient runway remaining, which resulted in a runway overrun.
Still turning a wrench at 96
A youthful 96, Harold McMurran says he can’t imagine not working.
Video: Weather information in 57 seconds
Knowing how to acquire, interpret, and make operational decisions based on weather information is essential to safe flying.
CubCrafters XCub heads to Europe
The first XCub in Europe will be based at an airfield north of London.
Fort Worth airshow becomes a drive-in event
A limited number of parking tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis in mid-September for the Oct. 17-18 show.