Aero Friedrichshafen Will Go Forward As some show venues are canceling or postponing events, Aero Friedrichshafen announced this week that it will go forward with […] Read this article
Kansas To Establish Supersonic Transportation Corridor The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) and the FAA have finalized an agreement to establish a supersonic transportation corridor (SSTC) […] Read this article
Leora's Letters A batch of World War II letters offers a glimpse of the high personal cost of flying bombers and fighters in their intended use. Read this article
Bell APT Passes Payload Milestone Bell Textron has announced that its Autonomous Pod Transport (APT) flew successfully with a payload of 110 pounds, completing an […] Read this article
First EASA-Certified G600 Delivered Gulfstream announced the delivery of its first European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certified G600 business jet on Wednesday. According […] Read this article
Unwanted Flight Test: The FAA’s 709 Ride Correspondence from the FAA is enough to elevate a pilot’s heart rate well into triple digits. A letter from the […] Read this article
Ilyushin IL-114-300 Completes First Flight Russia-based United Aircraft Corporation subsidiary Ilyushin flew its IL-114-300 twin-engine regional turboprop for the first time on Wednesday. According to […] Read this article
FAA Publishes AD On Superior Crankshafts (Updated) Some 257 four-cylinder Superior and Lycoming engines are now subject to a new airworthiness directive requiring crankshaft replacement within 25 […] Read this article
Avionics Satisfaction Survey Aviation Consumer magazine is running a market survey on avionics upgrades. If you’ve had major avionics work done within the […] Read this article
Picture of the Week, December 17, 2020 Photo taken by Terry's father at the Madras airport, Central Oregon, 1960. Submitted by Phil Brown. Read this article
