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Pipistrel unveils the Explorer

By General Aviation News Staff · January 24, 2022 ·

The two-seater, which is already EASA certified, can run on auto fuel and is approved for night VFR operations, spins, and glider towing.

Picture of the Day: The golden hour

By General Aviation News Staff · January 23, 2022 ·

Leon McCauley submitted this photo and note: “I was taxiing my 1956 Bonanza G35 for a few local takeoffs and landings and my son took this beautiful picture about 20 minutes before sunset, known as the Golden Hour.”

19-year-old woman completes record-breaking around the world flight

By General Aviation News Staff · January 22, 2022 ·

What’s next for the record-breaking pilot? She has her sights set on space, with a dream to become an astronaut.

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.”

Picture of the Day: Sunset on the Gulf Coast

By General Aviation News Staff · January 20, 2022 ·

Oliver Leber submitted this photo and note: “Evening flight in an SR22T over coastal Alabama.”

Questions from the Cockpit: CarFax for airplanes

By William E. Dubois · January 20, 2022 ·

When a plane is damaged in a crash, there must be a record of it somewhere, right? Not according to a deep dive into the regulations by Questions From The Cockpit columnist William E. Dubois.

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.

Pilot Your Own Adventure contest returns

By General Aviation News Staff · January 20, 2022 ·

“Those of us who fly know that every airplane has its own story and soul,” said Jim Busha, EAA’s vice president of publications, marketing, and membership. “Maybe it’s the story of its operational history, the people that it connected, or the passengers it flew. It doesn’t matter if there were thousands — or even tens of thousands — of the type built, or if it’s rare or even unique, every airframe has tales to tell. And if we love the way you tell your aircraft’s story, you might just win the AirVenture camping experience of a lifetime.” 

Sporty’s launches CFI Portal with free resources for flight instructors

By General Aviation News Staff · January 20, 2022 ·

The CFI Portal includes lesson plans, a flight instructor refresher course, a complete FAA library, special CFI offers, and access to Sporty’s pilot training courses. Best of all, every feature is available free to any active flight instructor, Sporty’s officials note.

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