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AMT Jobs Could Be Part of Aviation’s Next Hiring Boom
FLYING Magazine There has been a lot of talk about pilot hiring over the past few years. The post-pandemic era saw airlines hiring pilots in record numbers, but recruitment has slowed down in recent months. Meanwhile, many airlines are actively hiring for one...
Boeing 777X Begins FAA Certification Flight Testing
FLYING Magazine Boeing has initiated a series of test flights for its commercial twin-engine 777X that are required for the jet to be certified by the FAA. According to the Seattle Times, the first aircraft took off from King County International Airport/Boeing...
NTSB Releases Details on 2 Lockheed 12A Crashes
FLYING Magazine The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released details of two Lockheed 12A aircraft that crashed in separate accidents in two different states in the span of three days in June. The first crash happened on June 15 in Chino, California,...
Beta Electric Aircraft Completes ‘Real-World’ Air Force Missions
FLYING Magazine After wrapping up its first test and deployment campaign with the U.S. Air Force in January, electric aircraft manufacturer Beta Technologies on Monday said it completed two more real-time demonstrations, dispatching its Alia aircraft with only a few...
Third generation Sclair solos
General Aviation News On July 9, 2024, I got to add another memorable flying moment. But this time, I was planted firmly on the ground. Read More
Picture of the Day: Post flight
General Aviation News Adam Starace submitted this photo and note: "It was just a little touch and go practice on a nice afternoon around John C Tune Airport (KJWN) in Nashville in a Frequency Change aircraft. I’m a sucker for nice examples of a breed; this mid-1960s...
Florida GA license plate moves forward
AOPA General Aviation News A bill approving a general aviation license plate was signed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on June 27. Now, the dedicated Florida aviators who designed the plate to support aviation scholarships are promoting it for presale. Read More
Hangar Shortage Spurs 2 GA Pilots to Launch Development Project
FLYING Magazine A number of factors led pilots Thomas Richter and Steve Jordan to make the leap into aviation real estate. Their hangar development project, the first they hope of many, is at Columbia Gorge Regional Airport (KDLS) in The Dalles, Oregon. Richter joined...
Can I get my medical approved if I used to be on medication for ADHD?
General Aviation News In a recent episode of the Pilot Minute, a video series from the FAA, Federal Air Surgeon Susan Northrup, MD, explains a new option allowing AMEs to issue a medical certificate for pilots who have been on ADHD medications. Read More
Veteran CFIs to join Instructor Hall of Fame
General Aviation News Two long-time safety advocates, Doug Stewart and Tim Tucker, will be inducted into the Flight Instructor Hall of Fame during EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2024. Read More
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AMT Jobs Could Be Part of Aviation’s Next Hiring Boom
FLYING Magazine There has been a lot of talk about pilot hiring over the past few years. The post-pandemic era saw airlines hiring pilots in record numbers, but recruitment has slowed down in recent months. Meanwhile, many airlines are actively hiring for one...
Boeing 777X Begins FAA Certification Flight Testing
FLYING Magazine Boeing has initiated a series of test flights for its commercial twin-engine 777X that are required for the jet to be certified by the FAA. According to the Seattle Times, the first aircraft took off from King County International Airport/Boeing...
NTSB Releases Details on 2 Lockheed 12A Crashes
FLYING Magazine The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released details of two Lockheed 12A aircraft that crashed in separate accidents in two different states in the span of three days in June. The first crash happened on June 15 in Chino, California,...
Beta Electric Aircraft Completes ‘Real-World’ Air Force Missions
FLYING Magazine After wrapping up its first test and deployment campaign with the U.S. Air Force in January, electric aircraft manufacturer Beta Technologies on Monday said it completed two more real-time demonstrations, dispatching its Alia aircraft with only a few...
Third generation Sclair solos
General Aviation News On July 9, 2024, I got to add another memorable flying moment. But this time, I was planted firmly on the ground. Read More
Picture of the Day: Post flight
General Aviation News Adam Starace submitted this photo and note: "It was just a little touch and go practice on a nice afternoon around John C Tune Airport (KJWN) in Nashville in a Frequency Change aircraft. I’m a sucker for nice examples of a breed; this mid-1960s...
Florida GA license plate moves forward
AOPA General Aviation News A bill approving a general aviation license plate was signed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on June 27. Now, the dedicated Florida aviators who designed the plate to support aviation scholarships are promoting it for presale. Read More
Hangar Shortage Spurs 2 GA Pilots to Launch Development Project
FLYING Magazine A number of factors led pilots Thomas Richter and Steve Jordan to make the leap into aviation real estate. Their hangar development project, the first they hope of many, is at Columbia Gorge Regional Airport (KDLS) in The Dalles, Oregon. Richter joined...
Can I get my medical approved if I used to be on medication for ADHD?
General Aviation News In a recent episode of the Pilot Minute, a video series from the FAA, Federal Air Surgeon Susan Northrup, MD, explains a new option allowing AMEs to issue a medical certificate for pilots who have been on ADHD medications. Read More
Veteran CFIs to join Instructor Hall of Fame
General Aviation News Two long-time safety advocates, Doug Stewart and Tim Tucker, will be inducted into the Flight Instructor Hall of Fame during EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2024. Read More