Jekta, ZeroAvia work together on hydrogen-fueled seaplane

Jekta, ZeroAvia work together on hydrogen-fueled seaplane

AOPA General Aviation News Jekta, the company developing an electric-powered amphibious aircraft called the PHA-ZE 100, agreed to use a fuel cell power system from ZeroAvia to demonstrate the concept of a possible fuel-cell version of the flying boat design. The...
Jimmy’s World Elvismobile

Jimmy’s World Elvismobile

AOPA General Aviation News Elvis Presley’s JetStar traveled 1,600 miles to Wisconsin to be at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2024. Read More
Samson Switchblade flying car gets new look

Samson Switchblade flying car gets new look

AOPA General Aviation News Samson Sky, maker of the experimental Switchblade flying sports car, announced design updates that the company says will improve the vehicle’s thrust/drag issues. Read More
TL Sport goes STOL

TL Sport goes STOL

AOPA General Aviation News TL Sport Aircraft, the Czech Republic manufacturer of ultralight sport composite aircraft (distributed via South Carolina), announced new backcountry variants of its popular high-wing TL–3000 Sirius. Read More
People who love airplanes

People who love airplanes

AOPA General Aviation News More than 500,000 people typically visit EAA AirVenture Oshkosh in Wisconsin, traveling from dozens of countries around the world to share their passion for airshows, cool airplanes, and fellowship. Read More
King Schools celebrates 50 years with discounts

King Schools celebrates 50 years with discounts

AOPA General Aviation News King Schools is offering 10 percent off private pilot courses and bundles for the remainder of 2024 in celebration of the training provider’s fiftieth anniversary. Read More
People who love airplanes

People who love airplanes

AOPA General Aviation News More than 500,000 people typically visit EAA AirVenture Oshkosh in Wisconsin, traveling from dozens of countries around the world to share their passion for airshows, cool airplanes, and fellowship. Read More
King Schools celebrates 50 years with discounts

King Schools celebrates 50 years with discounts

AOPA General Aviation News King Schools is offering 10 percent off private pilot courses and bundles for the remainder of 2024 in celebration of the training provider’s fiftieth anniversary. Read More
Jimmy’s World Elvismobile

Jimmy’s World Elvismobile

AOPA General Aviation News Elvis Presley’s JetStar traveled 1,600 miles to Wisconsin to be at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2024. Read More
Samson Switchblade flying car gets new look

Samson Switchblade flying car gets new look

AOPA General Aviation News Samson Sky, maker of the experimental Switchblade flying sports car, announced design updates that the company says will improve the vehicle’s thrust/drag issues. Read More
TL Sport goes STOL

TL Sport goes STOL

AOPA General Aviation News TL Sport Aircraft, the Czech Republic manufacturer of ultralight sport composite aircraft (distributed via South Carolina), announced new backcountry variants of its popular high-wing TL–3000 Sirius. Read More
Jekta, ZeroAvia work together on hydrogen-fueled seaplane

Jekta, ZeroAvia work together on hydrogen-fueled seaplane

AOPA General Aviation News Jekta, the company developing an electric-powered amphibious aircraft called the PHA-ZE 100, agreed to use a fuel cell power system from ZeroAvia to demonstrate the concept of a possible fuel-cell version of the flying boat design. The...
Hoover academy expands opportunities

Hoover academy expands opportunities

AOPA General Aviation News The Bob Hoover Academy (BHA), a Salinas, California-based nonprofit organization dedicated to “empowering at-risk kids through aviation education,” has received a curriculum-changing donation from the Thomas and Stacey Siebel Foundation....
Able Flight honors new pilots

Able Flight honors new pilots

AOPA General Aviation News Nine new Able Flight pilots were honored at the nonprofit’s annual wings pinning ceremony at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh in Wisconsin on July 23. Read More
VIP TFRs expanded

VIP TFRs expanded

AOPA General Aviation News After the events in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, the U.S. Secret Service has asked for changes to certain temporary flight restrictions surrounding the vice president and the presidential nominees from each political party. Read...