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Drones And Remote Id: Will We All Have To Buy New Drones In Order To Comply?
VFR, Video and Movies
Ed Wischmeyer studies loss of control accidents and based on what he learns develops E-3 which caught the attention of AOPA Air Safety Institute Senior Vice Present Richard McSpadden.
Bearhawk Aircraft Announces Model B First Flights and Model 5 Kit Deliveries
Bearhawk Aircraft Delivers Model B First Flights and Model 5 Kit
Flying for a Game Warden
P-51D Flying Demo this Saturday
The Planes of Fame Museum will host a "Flying Demo" of the North American P-51 "Mustang" this Saturday (April 3, 2021) beginning at 11:45am. Doors to the Museum open at 10:00am for this outdoor presentation. The museum is located in Chino, CA
Win a Free Flight with Gene McNeely - Salute to Stuart
Early Registrants will be entered in a drawing for a flight on the North American T-6. The Salute to Stuart AirShow will be held April 24, from 6 to 9 pm at Martin County Airport, Witham Field, Stuart FL.
One Planet, One People, One Plane
Former Naval officer turned pilot Robert DeLaurentis completed a nine-month mission to share peace worldwide by connecting the two places on the planet where peace has always existed — the North and South Poles — with everyone in between.
I Never Wanted to Fly Gliders
Author Chaz Adams was inspired at a young age to become a pilot. Not long after the movie Top Gun was released his neighbor took him up in a Cessna 172
Keep Cataracts Out Of The Cockpit: Good Vision Goes Beyond Wearing Glasses.
It’s easy to take your vision for granted. The Vision Council of America estimates that up to 75 percent of adults need glasses, but most people never think twice about eye health until there’s a problem. According to the National Eye Institute, though 80 percent of blindness is preventable
Jacqueline Ruiz chronicles the state of contemporary Latina aviation professionals in her recent work
Ms. Jacqueline Ruiz is many things: one of the few Latina sports airplane pilots in the U.S; a social entrepreneur and a prolific publisher as well as a cancer survivor.
Breakfast Fly-In, Sort Of
Wischmeyer discusses electrical system errors, Covid-19 vaccines, and the South Carolina Breakfast Club
Slowly Emerging From Our Homes
Emboldened with vaccines, many will take to the roads. Some of us pilots will rush to the airport, dust the snow from our airplanes and take to the air. If you do travel, it is advised to select a place where crowds will be at a minimum and where you can engage in most activities out of doors. Stuart J. Faber has just the ticket in mind.
Two For One: Dual AirVenture Air Show Performances Promote Social Distancing
An innovative air show format to promote social distancing will be part of EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2021, as the afternoon air show will at times feature a split performance area that accommodates two acts flying at the same time.
A New Era: AirVenture Planning Through Unknowns
Coordinating the countless moving parts of EAA AirVenture Oshkosh is a challenge in the best of times, but coming back from 2020's COVID-caused cancellation raises expectations regarding health and safety measures in planning this year's event on July 26-August 1.
IoT Redefines the Future of the Aviation Sector
Having proven itself as a great bonanza to the transportation sphere at sea and on land, the Internet of Things has now come so far as to set up its merit in the sky as well. The IoT does have efficiency to craft highly beneficial revenue streams for airlines.
Bringing Homebuilder’s Dreams To Life And Readying The Next Generation:
This month, In Flight USA is pleased to feature the story of Freeflight Composites, a composite homebuilt aircraft company located just north of Colorado Springs, Co.
Situational Awareness
In this month's In Flight USA editorial, Ed Downs discusses the necessities of situational awareness
Coming To The Cockpit: Real-Time Special-Use Airspace Updates
An AOPA-championed effort to push real-time status of military operations areas (MOAs) and other types of special-use airspace (SUA) into the cockpits of aviators has been included in the National Defense Authorization Act.
A Lesson Learned the Hard Way
AOPA President and CEO Mark Baker tells us why numbers aren't always what they seem.
NAS Report Confirms 100LL Unleaded Replacement Complexities
The National Academy of Sciences on Jan. 12 released a report that studied how to reduce lead emissions and exposure from aviation fuel.