“Yesterday I was in America, and I am the first man in Europe to say that!” Please share: Continue Reading →

A new museum has opened at Georgetown Airport (GED) in Sussex County, Delaware. The Delaware Aviation Museum features a number of interesting aircraft, including the B-25 “Panchito,” a Cessna UC-78, often called a “bamboo bomber” for its wooden spars and... Continue Reading →

The National Hurricane Center’s forecasters are predicting another above-normal hurricane season for 2005, unhappy news after last year’s destructive season. Continue Reading →

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University celebrated Charles Taylor’s 137th birthday on May 24 by naming one of its oldest units the Charles Taylor Department of Aviation Maintenance Science. Taylor, the Wright brothers’ mechanic and engine builder, is the man who put the... Continue Reading →

With a name like “Kodiak,” it is only fitting that Quest Aircraft Co. chose the Alaska State Aviation Trade Show and Conference in Anchorage for the first public display of its latest airplane design. Continue Reading →

The FAA has launched an online training program dedicated to the importance of human factors. Continue Reading →

The FAA issued a Type Certificate May 11 for the Adam Aircraft A500 centerline twin. Continue Reading →

Indiana State University in Terre Haute recently invested more than $600,000 in two new simulators. Continue Reading →

A Kansas pilot assisting sheriff’s deputies in apprehending a suspect took a bullet to the head, but was still able to land the aircraft. Continue Reading →

As the Eclipse 500 Very Light Jet nears certification, the price has gone up. Continue Reading →