Bernard Jones submitted this photo and note: “A Cessna 182M ready to fly.”
The Last Hurrah for the A-24
Despite early struggles in the Pacific theater, the U.S. Army Air Forces’ A-24 dive bomber eventually proved its formidable worth in the Pacific theater during World War II.
General Aviation Fatal Accident Rate Drops So Far in 2026
The latest data from the General Aviation Joint Safety Committee reveals positive trends for the 2026 general aviation fatal accident rate. You can take a deep dive into the data, looking at accidents month by month or by category.
smartATIS Automates Weather Broadcasts at KAPF
Naples Airport in Florida has modernized its operations by implementing the Frequentis smartATIS system, replacing manual updates with automated real-time weather and airfield broadcasts. The upgrade reduces controller workload, alleviates radio frequency congestion, and guarantees pilots receive the most current information before landing.
New President Named at Textron Aviation
Textron Aviation has appointed Brian Rohloff as its new president and CEO, effective Aug. 31, 2026. He succeeds Ron Draper, who is retiring after eight years at the helm.
Carburetor Icing Ends Instructional Flight Early
Probable Cause: A total loss of engine power due to carburetor icing.
Picture of the Day: Keeping The Bad Stuff Away
Rusty Eichorn submitted this photo with a note: “As always, I like the bad stuff to stay across the lake. This was at the Northbound Seaplane Base (5MN6) in Grand Rapids, Minnesota.”
Airhart Avionics Reimagines The Panel, Starting With Experimental Aircraft
From simplified wiring to “rubber-band” indicators, Airhart Avionics brings fresh eyes to experimental cockpits.
Safe Pilot Partnership Offers GA Pilots Discounts For Recurrent Training
5X5 Aviation Insurance has partnered with Sporty’s and PilotWorkshops to launch the Safe Pilot Partnership, a new initiative that allows piston aircraft pilots to lower their annual insurance premiums by completing recurrent training courses and scenario-based workshops.