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Picture of the Day: First flying lesson, 11,000 hours ago
Captain Ric Corley sent in this photo, explaining: “First flying lesson April 1, 1958, with flight instructor Johnny Reaver in a Piper Cub on floats at Panama City, Florida, 11,000+ hours ago!” Would you like to have your photo featured as Picture of the Day? You can submit it via this form. All photos sent […]
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The largest high school flying club on the planet continues to grow
Even though SUN 'n FUN has been postponed, there is still a lot going on at the fly-in's campus.
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High school students certified as Redbird sim technicians
Five high school students are certified as Redbird Simulator Technicians.
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Getting paid to be a better pilot
Everyone in general aviation knows someone who has been killed or injured in an accident. This program aims to fix that.
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Online aviation degree launches at Kansas State Polytechnic
"We wanted to offer a degree that would give students the opportunity to accomplish their professional goals by maximizing the value of the college credit or certifications they have already achieved."
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RV-4’s landing gear fails
Probable cause: The failure of the weld on the airplane’s left main landing gear axle support strut during landing, which resulted in a loss of directional control.
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Picture of the Day: Ready for the season
Martin Abud submitted this photo and note: “This is the Bush Caddy R-120 that took me 4.5 years to build. It’s now on floats, with a Rotax 912 ULS with the airbox and a Warpdrive prop. IAS 93 on floats. This picture is from my home at the lake Bernier in Québec, Canada. This is […]
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Give ‘em the chair
The humble chair may be your best bet for keeping current when you can't fly.
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Inspiring — and protecting — general aviation in a time of crisis
"Who says we can't still inspire future pilots?”
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A virtual fly-in
While you can't be at SUN 'n FUN this week, several companies are offering seminars, show specials, rebates, and more.
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