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DPE Model Code of Conduct released
Designated Pilot Examiners are the front line for aviation safety, with consistency, standardization, professionalism and ethical practices key to the aviation safety, officials say.
Fantastic February is filled with opportunity
February is an awkward sort of month. At this point in the year winter is fierce and feels never ending. But if you look, you may find more important things to focus on as winter drags on. I’ll offer my suggestion for two relevant considerations right here: The AOPA Flight Training Scholarships and the live webcast of this year’s R.A. “Bob” Hoover Trophy presentation.
High school aviation classes prepare for takeoff at KRZL
For the first time, aviation classes will be held at Jasper County Airport in Indiana, including Principles of Aviation Management, Private Pilot Theory, and Aviation Safety and Operations.
ASA updates Multi-Engine Oral Exam Guide
The latest edition has been updated to reflect current references and regulatory changes. New and updated questions related to primary and secondary flight controls have been added, as well as a new section on oxygen systems. The checklist section on conducting multi-engine maneuvers and emergency procedures has also been updated.
Pilot offers scholarship for tailwheel endorsement
Named after one of his favorite flight instructors, Craig is offering the $2,000 Jane Berg Scholarship to provide a tailwheel endorsement in a Piper J-3 Cub.
Garmin adds new elearning courses
Available immediately after purchase using a computer or tablet with internet access, pilots can navigate through the virtual course at their own pace.
Test pilot training course debuts
The FAA Part 141 approved flight training program is designed to teach pilots the basics of test pilot academics and how to design and conduct flight tests.
In search of bad CFIs
The NTSB has asked the FAA to develop a system to automatically alert its inspectors of flight instructors whose student pass rates fall below 80%.