“I even used the app while traveling, even when I wasn’t flying, to find local airports to visit,” said Michael. “But they stopped developing it.”
Aircraft
Will more flight schools start conducting their own testing?
Reading that someone at the FAA has proposed a solution for discussion is wonderful.
Aviation compliance firms merge
Tdata and AD Toolbox have merged, creating TBX, which is designed to simplify and streamline regulatory compliance and maintenance activities for general aviation.
Distracted pilot hits hangar
Probable Cause: The distraction of the pilot during the taxi, resulting in a ground collision.
Picture of the Day: Fall sunset
Henry Spang submitted this photo and note: “Enjoying the fall sunset at Pearson Field Airport (KVUO) in Vancouver, Washington, on Halloween eve 2025.”
Unless GA is grounded
“Who knows, maybe general aviation will be grounded. And if that grounding sticks, that would be the end of General Aviation News.”
CAP discontinues glider program
CAP officials cited the organization’s “aging fleet, limited instructor pipeline, and increasing maintenance demands,” as well as the fact that the program was reaching less than 6% of cadets annually as the reasons behind the decision.
Texas A&M aviation program prepares for takeoff
The degree program will offer a professional pilot pathway and an aviation management pathway, according to university officials.
Adventure Flying takes over mid-Atlantic sales for CubCrafters
Adventure Flying will manage new, used, and kit aircraft sales across six states: Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.