King Schools is releasing its new Cleared for Multiengine Flight Instructing (MEI) course in August 2026. Fully integrated with the Cessna Part 141 Flight Training System, this course allows flight schools to track candidate progress from zero time to multiengine instructor.
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Nicrocraft Receives FAA-PMA Approval for Cessna Twin Exhaust Stacks
The new exhaust stacks are approved for a variety of Cessna 310, 401, and 402 aircraft.
McFarlane Aviation Releases Improved Flap Motor for Cessna and Beechcraft Aircraft
McFarlane Aviation has introduced an FAA-PMA approved 24–28V flap motor designed to enhance reliability for more than 80 Cessna and Beechcraft models.
The Negotiation Game
Owning an airplane is a dream for many pilots, but the asking price is often just a suggestion. Through honest negotiation, buyers and sellers can find a mutual win-win, turning the aspiration of flight into an affordable reality.
Cessna Piston Lineup Enhanced with Dual EIS and G1000 NXi Upgrades
Updates include the Garmin G1000 NXi System Release 7 avionics upgrade and the Lycoming dual electronic ignition system (dual EIS).
Airglas Introduces Cargo Pod
The cargo pod has been STC’d for nearly all C172 and C175 models, according to officials with the Anchorage-based company.
A Labor of Love: Keeping the Oldest Cessna 140 Flying
Jeremy King has always had a “crush” on the Cessna 140, so he jumped on the opportunity to buy one. Then he discovered it was the sixth 140 ever built.
Celebrating 75 years of the Birddog
Textron Aviation recently welcomed more than 100 members of the International Birddog Association (IBDA) to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the iconic Cessna L-19/O-1 Birddog.
Call put out for aircraft for Special Olympics Airlift
The ninth Special Olympics Airlift, organized by Textron Aviation, mobilizes hundreds of volunteer Cessna, Beechcraft and Hawker pilots and aircraft from across the country to create the world’s largest peacetime airlift and provide a once-in-a-lifetime experience for Special Olympics athletes.