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AOPA is studying aging pilots and insurance issues…The New York Times reported on dispute at NY TRACON…Paraglider Magazine now online…China’s first female private pilot to promote 2008 Paralympic Games…Dallas may reopen Hensley Field, but only for limited private use…Some emergency radios used by military pilots have malfunctioned… Flight Explorer has enhanced its weather display options.

Updated Jun 13, 2019 9:35 PM EDT

AOPA is studying aging pilots to see if hikes in insurance premiums are justified...

The New York Times this week reported on the dispute between the FAA and controllers at the New York TRACON...

Paraglider Magazine now online...

China's first female private pilot is planning a 6,000-mile flight across China to promote the 2008 Paralympic Games...

Dallas may reopen Hensley Field, a former Naval Air Station decommissioned in 1998, but only for limited private use by local industries...

Some emergency radios used by military pilots have malfunctioned due to substandard bogus parts; the Defense Department is investigating...

Flight Explorer has enhanced the weather display options available on its flight-tracking products.