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January 21, 2014

Roadable Aircraft Being Built In Slovakia

Designer Has Been Working On Concept Since The 1990s

The Terrafugia Transition is not the only roadable airplane that may one day be bridge the gap between car and aircraft. In Slovakia, engineer and designer Stefan Klein has since the early 1990s been working on his Aeromobil Roadable Aircraft, and has conducted short flights in ground effect with a recent version of the vehicle.

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California Drought May Aid Search For Airplane Lost Almost 50 Years Ago

Authorities Hopeful Wreckage From Accident That Resulted In Four Fatalities Will Finally Be Found

Drought conditions in central California may lead to the recovery of wreckage from an airplane that went down in a lake northeast of Sacramento nearly 50 years ago.

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The FAA Has Competition In The Airshow Control Tower Business

AirBoss Inc. Operates The Control Tower At U.S. Sport Aviation Expo

Sometimes an air event simply needs air traffic control for safety, but the current policy of the FAA to levy hefty fees to provide services has left air event producers in a quandary. This year’s U.S. Sport Aviation Expo found an answer to this dilemma, and that answer is named AirBoss, Inc.

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NATA Applauds GA Provisions In Consolidated Appropriations Act Of 2014

Omnibus Bill Signed Into Law By President Obama

NATA president and CEO Thomas L. Hendricks said the General Aviation (GA) provisions in the omnibus spending authorization signed into law late last week by President Obama will be a benefit to the industry.

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NTSB: Piper PA-30 Apparently Broke Up In Flight

Accident Occurred December 26 Near Biglerville, PA

The NTSB's preliminary report from an accident involving a Piper PA-30 airplane on the day after Christmas last year suggests the plane may have broken up in flight.

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