Lycoming Engines has achieved AS9100 registration, the aerospace standard of the International ISO9000. “In the aviation manufacturing industry, quality and reliability are vital,” said Fred Hill, Lycoming’s manager of quality systems. Please share: Continue Reading →

CubCrafters, manufacturer of the Top Cub and Sport Cub, has been awarded a Production Certificate from the FAA. Continue Reading →

Divers who enjoy exploring submerged airplane wrecks have a new target in Lake Mead, Nevada. Continue Reading →

Former Mooney CEO Gretchen Jahn has landed a new job at New Zealand’s Alpha Aviation. The company recently received FAA certification for its two-seat trainer, the Alpha 160A. While at Mooney, Jahn more than doubled aircraft production and brought two... Continue Reading →

The one thing you can’t control when you plan a fly-in is the weather. The Experimental Aircraft Association chapters in Louisiana know this well after the hurricane season of 2005. Communities and airports throughout the state were devastated by hurricanes... Continue Reading →

Bob Hoover turned 85 on Jan. 24. Continue Reading →

Pilots have always used their laps as desks. Continue Reading →

There’s a new airport in the Houston area. Continue Reading →

“You weren’t driving, you were flying low.” Continue Reading →

Chelton Flight Systems of Boise, Idaho, has come to the rescue of customers who were left in a lurch by the sudden closure of Direct-To Avionics. The Bend, Ore.-based company abruptly closed its doors in December. Continue Reading →