GA in Action: Volunteer Flying Opens The Way To Camp
A recent flight for 16-year-old Susy connected one volunteer pilot’s decision to begin training in 2020 with a camp program she has attended since 2019.
A recent flight for 16-year-old Susy connected one volunteer pilot’s decision to begin training in 2020 with a camp program she has attended since 2019.
The aircraft entered Silver Jack Reservoir during operations associated with the Gold Mountain Fire.
The first missions transported manufactured organs in Maryland and Virginia.

Preliminary results indicate reduced particle emissions associated with contrail formation.
Closure of the G-1 issue paper moves the nine-passenger hybrid-electric aircraft into compliance planning.
The panel’s recommendations could affect airport land-use policy, noise mitigation funding and environmental reviews.
Eight South Carolina Army National Guard pilots were grounded while officials reviewed their low-level Fourth of July flight.
The final report closes an investigation that initially focused on damage surrounding a customized elevator counterweight system.

The longtime flight instructor and Mercury 13 member reached space at age 82.
The order change adds CTO-P graduates to the hiring pool for privately staffed towers.
The new course path is expected to be field tested as early as 2028.
The European-certified aerobatic trainer is nearing FAA certification ahead of planned U.S. deliveries.
Moment of contemplation and awe in front of the Space Shuttle Discovery.
The companies will evaluate propulsion applications for military aircraft.
Large aircraft ramp will feature military, airline and historic displays.
The new integrated flight display system will be offered for new aircraft and retrofit installations.
June publications from the National Academies put the unleaded fuel transition in the hands of airport operators.
The World Monuments Fund has recognized the Wright Brothers’ Dayton, Ohio, sites as part of its Irreplaceable America initiative.
Airport officials uncovered decades-old records that helped secure federal funding.
Former Wisk manager alleges rushed software testing and retaliation over eVTOL safety concerns.