The FAA wants to lengthen the duration of certain medical certificates. Please share: Continue Reading →

Can it really be 30 years since the first gathering of the Western Association of Mooney Mites? Continue Reading →

Looking for an aircraft with the ramp appeal of a Piper J-3 Cub, but want the satisfaction of building it yourself? Continue Reading →

Residents of Montana jest that there are only two seasons in the Big Sky State: winter and forest fire season. There is some truth to the joke and that is why the Montana Mountain Flying Museum in Missoula has a... Continue Reading →

Wilson Air Center at Charlotte, N.C., was host to the largest Very Light Jet (VLJ) Exhibition in the U.S. in March, drawing more than 650 guests, eight aircraft manufacturers and numerous other related companies to Charlotte Douglas International Airport, said... Continue Reading →

The Museum of Flight in Seattle now has room to grow with the recent purchase of about six acres of land. Continue Reading →

Sporty’s Founder and Chairman Hal Shevers has created The Sporty’s Foundation, a charitable organization to promote aviation education and safety initiatives with an emphasis on youth programs. Continue Reading →

Almost seven years after Sept. 11 — and long after airlines received billions of bailout dollars — the U.S. Department of Transportation issued a final rule April 9 authorizing up to $17 million to reimburse GA businesses at five Washington,... Continue Reading →

“We are building an education center for children. It is a great legacy to have. Our youth will carry forward long after we are gone.” Continue Reading →

Movers and shakers in Amarillo, Texas, want to build a new airport in the community, catering to general aviation. Continue Reading →