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Picture of the Day: Fall foliage at Idaho’s Lake Coeur d’Alene
Mike Kincaid submitted the following photo and note: “Smooth air, pretty colors. Enjoy while you can!” Would you like to have your photo featured as Picture of the Day? You can submit it via this form. All photos sent in for Picture of the Day are also considered for our new Page 4 photo feature […]
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The last of the fly-ins (for now)
“Buddy, if you can get someone to pay you to ride a motorcycle – sign up. That’s just about perfect.”
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Video: Young Eagles take flight
A new video chronicles the latest Young Eagles event sponsored by EAA Chapter 1246 in McKinney, Texas. According to Smitty Smith, the force behind FunPlacesToFly.com, 18 Young Eagles went on Discovery Flights with six pilots from the chapter. “Fun was had by all,” he adds. A new video chronicles the latest Young Eagles event sponsored […]
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VNY event to show general aviation’s commitment to sustainable jet fuel
GA will gather at Van Nuys Airport in January to showcase sustainable alternative jet fuel.
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The bomber jacket for the modern pilot
“It’s already a favorite among the pilots at Sporty’s.”
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CiES adds two dozen aircraft to fuel quantity sender AML
Legacy aircraft operators can enjoy increased accuracy of fuel quantity.
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Piper experiences total loss of engine power on takeoff
Probable cause: A total loss of engine power during takeoff for reasons that could not be determined based on available information.
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Picture of the Day: Recruiting the next generation
David St. George submitted the following photos of the New York’s AeroExplorers Post 62. “Our AeroExplorers Post 62 is lucky to have a Cornell professor, Mike Thompson, as an advisor and he arranged a tour of Cornell University Engineering, including CUAir (autonomous airplanes), Design-Build-Fly (model airplane meeting certain criteria), Rocketry and Mars Rover. All of the teams were […]
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A wild idea
It's time for GA to borrow from other industries to update its technology.
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95-year-old pilot featured on local TV news
A 95-year-old Indiana pilot who still takes to the skies regularly was recently featured in a local TV news story.
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