High school aviation STEM draws crowd
Together in person for the first time since 2019, more than 400 educators and industry leaders converged on Memphis, Tennessee, to get fired up about aeronautics in the classroom at the eighth annual AOPA You Can Fly High School Aviation STEM Symposium.
Training and Safety Tip: Coming and going
You’ve been driving on a long stretch of empty interstate when you see a truck stop. It’s time to take the exit to reenergize and fuel up.
Pilot job market has never seen numbers like this
Unprecedented hiring by the 12 major airlines—along with a record number of pilots actively seeking employment—continues as 2022 comes to a close.
Personal helicopter pioneer Frank Robinson remembered
Frank Robinson, the legendary designer and leader of Robinson Helicopter for nearly 40 years, died November 12 at his California home. He was 92.
Six dead in Wings Over Dallas airshow midair
All six people aboard a Bell P–63F Kingcobra and the Texas Raiders Boeing B–17G Flying Fortress died when the two aircraft collided midair November 12 during the 2022 Commemorative Air Force Wings Over Dallas WWII Airshow at Dallas Executive Airport in Texas, the NTSB confirmed.
Early Analysis: Wings Over Dallas Midair Video
Honeywell, DENSO Connect on Clean Electric Engine Concepts
You might say Honeywell and DENSO made an electric connection from the start. These two large and successful industry leaders-one in aerospace and one in automotive-are on a quest to shrink aviation’s environmental footprint.
‘Thank you for our freedom’
Years after his death in 2005, words of the original U.S. Navy Blue Angel have become a proposed resolution before the U.S. House of Representatives.
FBOProps crowdsources memorable aviation experiences
FBOProps, a new social app for airport experiences, is designed to help pilots and their loved ones find memorable general aviation destinations by gathering reviews and other airport information from fellow aviators.
‘Cyber incident’ affected flight planning
Boeing subsidiary Jeppesen, a navigation charts and information provider, was affected for several days by a “cyber incident” that began on November 2. A week later, the precise effects on aviation remained unclear.
