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FAA UAS Symposium goes online

By General Aviation News Staff · June 9, 2020 ·

The symposium will be held in two parts in July and August.

Sporty’s debuts free Get Started Learning to Fly course

By General Aviation News Staff · June 8, 2020 ·

The free course features videos, articles, and other resources for the new pilot.

New aviation complex opens at KHND

By General Aviation News Staff · June 8, 2020 ·

The new facility comes with new hires, including CFIs, maintenance and avionics techs.

B-29 Doc Hangar and Visitors Center reopens

By General Aviation News Staff · June 6, 2020 ·

B-29 Doc Flight Experience rides are scheduled to resume June 20 in Wichita.

Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum latest victim of pandemic

By General Aviation News Staff · June 4, 2020 ·

“The current global situation is making it difficult for us to serve our mission and we will spend the months ahead reassessing if, how, and when to reopen.”

Premier Aircraft opens sales and service center at Fort Worth airport

By General Aviation News Staff · June 2, 2020 ·

The company is doing all levels of aircraft services, including inspections, routine maintenance, and aircraft modification and upgrade work.

eCaravan makes first flight

By General Aviation News Staff · June 1, 2020 ·

The first flight is another critical step in the certification of the magni500 propulsion system, enabling future conversions of additional aircraft to magniX’s all-electric propulsion system.

2MT1 becomes even more of a backcountry airstrip

By General Aviation News Staff · June 1, 2020 ·

As pilots approach Ryan Field, they will no longer see a cluster of buildings to use for a landmark.

New FAA policy allows special flight permits for homebuilts needing condition inspections

By General Aviation News Staff · May 30, 2020 ·

“We continue to seek every avenue possible to find relief from or alternative ways to comply with regulations, and this new policy is a prime example of that. It is a small adjustment, but it will help.”

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