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ATP Brings Back 100-Hour Multi-Engine Program
ATP Flight School has reintroduced a version of its Airline Career Pilot Program with over 100 hours of multi-engine flight time
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United Airlines Expands Pilot Training Facility with 40 New Simulators
United Airlines has added 40 new CAE flight simulators to its Denver Flight Training Center, expanding its training capabilities for pilots.
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F/A-18 Crash in Washington State Caught on Bodycam Footage
Bodycam footage shows the aftermath of a US Marine Corps F/A-18 Hornet crash in Washington state, with the pilot ejecting safely and sparking a small wildfire
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FAA Raises Concerns Over Proposed Runway At Washington’s Lake Chelan Airport
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has raised concerns over the proposed runway at Lake Chelan Airport in Washington, citing operational feasibility issues.
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Clarifying GPS Overlay on IFR Approaches
A pilot seeking guidance on GPS overlay on instrument flight rules (IFR) approaches has been met with conflicting information from instructors at a flight school. We explore the best source for reliable information on this topic.
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National Aviation Day Honors a Century of Flight Innovation
National Aviation Day, celebrated annually on August 19 to mark Orville Wright's birthday, reflects on aviation's progress since the Wright brothers' first flight. Established in 1939 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the day highlights advancements in aircraft design and organizations like AOPA, encouraging activities such as flying, visiting museums, and inspiring the next generation of aviators.
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New Podcast Targets Aspiring Aviation Professionals
A new video podcast series aims to help individuals turn their interest in flight into a viable career
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Whisper Aero's 'Ultraquiet' Electric Propulsion System Completes First Piloted Flight
Whisper Aero's eQ250 electric ducted fan propulsion system, designed for ultra-low noise and high efficiency, has completed its first piloted flight tests on a modified Swift 3 glider. The system aims to revolutionize regional air mobility with quieter, more efficient operations.
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1991 Beechcraft A36 Bonanza Named Top Pick by Aircraft For Sale
A 1991 Beechcraft A36 Bonanza has been chosen as the top pick by Aircraft For Sale due to its unique combination of classic aviation craftsmanship and modern upgrades.
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Flight Instructors Face Eight-Hour Limit
The FAA regulates the maximum number of hours flight instructors can fly within a 24-hour period, posing a challenge to managing fatigue.
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Air Force HH-60Ws Rescue Five Navy Personnel
Two U.S. Air Force HH-60W Jolly Green II helicopters successfully rescued five Navy personnel after an MH-60S Seahawk made a hard landing in mountainous terrain during a high-altitude training flight.
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NASA Announces MAX POWER Aerospace Expo at Kennedy
NASA has announced a two-day aerospace expo and airshow, MAX POWER, scheduled for November 7-8 at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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New Executive Hangars Approved for Chandler Municipal Airport
The Chandler City Council has approved a ground lease for 29 new executive hangars at Chandler Municipal Airport in Arizona, to be developed by Vesper Aviation subsidiary CHD Curtis East LLC.
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History's Largest Battery-Electric Plane Takes Flight in New York
Heart Aerospace's X1 demonstrator, the largest battery-electric fixed-wing aircraft in history, has successfully completed its debut flight in New York, marking a significant milestone in the development of electric passenger aircraft.
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Miami Executive Airport Takes the Experimental Stage
Miami Executive Airport is dedicating airspace to pioneer the testing and integration of eVTOL air taxis, autonomous drones, and other novel advanced air mobility technologies.