David’s new panel saves him 40 pounds, according to Gulf Coast Avionics.
When is a battery not a battery?
“A battery isn’t a battery when it is a supercapacitor,” explains Thin Air Energy founder James Wiebe.
Do you share your aircraft?
I provide my own renter’s insurance, of course, and split the cost of the annual with Jeff. That allows me access to fly the Cub. When I’m done with a flight, I top up the fuel tank and put it back in the hangar just as I found it.
Meet the oldest flying Glasair
Back in the day, Lee was a partner in a Warrior and “figured I’d rather fly faster.”
Don’t let ’em close your airport
The FAA is looking out for a vital national asset…our airports.
Onward…Together
I fully expect ACE to continue engaging, educating and accelerating the next generation of aerospace professionals.
Frequency change approved
In the media business, we call Jeffrey’s column “evergreen” content. It is as valuable today as it was when he started in 2014 and will remain so far into the future.
Video: Coast-to-coast in a Pitts S1
Flying from coast-to-coast is a monumental flight. Even more so in a single-seat plane with a short range and a squirrelly landing profile.
From 0 to 100 in just eight years
Blaise Kessler is the 100th teen to earn their private pilot certificate at the Aerospace Center for Excellence.