Rob Stapleton submitted this photo, along with a short note: “Shot this image on my way to a film shoot at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport at nearby Lake Hood Seaplane Base. deHavilland Beavers waiting for moose hunters to show up for a lift to the bush.” He notes that the General Aviation News Picture […]
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Astronomy Night at 9I0 a star-studded success
Astronomy Night at Havana Regional Airport (9I0) in Illinois was a successful, with clear skies, plenty of high-powered telescopes, and more than 150 people eager to see the stars.
Dreadnought takes top spot in Reno Air Races Unlimited category
Dreadnought took the top spot at the 55th annual Reno Air Races, completing the course at an average speed of 417.735 mph.
New name for aircraft dealers association
The National Aircraft Resale Association has a new name — International Aircraft Dealers Association — and new initiatives in the works including an international search portal for aircraft offered by IADA dealers, and processes to standardize aircraft transactions.
Flying Colorado Mountain Weather is enlightening far beyond Colorado’s borders
This weather book, now in its second printing, is as applicable outside of Colorado as it is inside.
White-tail deer pose biggest wildlife threat to aircraft
White-tail deer are the most hazardous wildlife threat to airplanes, according to a new FAA Advisory Circular.
Grant cuts tuition costs for STEM Saturdays
A grant from AT&T has enabled the National Flight Academy in Pensacola, Florida, to cut the costs of its STEM Saturday program for students.
Drones should stay grounded during Hurricane Florence – and after
Drone pilots are advised to stay grounded during and after Hurricane Florence.
Wings of Hope launches aviation program for students
Wings of Hope is combatting the pilot shortage with a new program, Soar to STEM, to encourage students to get involved in aviation.