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Rescheduled: First FAA Approved Webinar For CFI Renewals

"Live" Online CFI Renewals Pushed To April 10, 11

The FAA gave approval February 26, 2010 to AVSeminars to offer the nation's first CFI Renewal through a "live" Webinar. The process of renewing a CFI Certificate is essentially identical to attending a live FIRC, but without the travel and hotel costs.

Pilot Of Downed VariEze Had Two Prior Accidents

Man Was Flying With An Expired Medical And Had Two Prior Mechanical Incidents

The pilot of a VariEze that went down in the Arizona desert this week was flying on an expired medical and had two previous accidents on his record.

Applications Open For 2010 Teacher Of The Year Award Nominations

Scott Crossfield Foundation Recognizes Aerospace-Minded Educators

Who among us doesn't know a very special teacher... the one who influenced our lives, and even changed the way we looked at the skies and stars?

AD: Thielert Aircraft Engines

AD NUMBER: 2010-06-12

MANUFACTURER: Thielert Aircraft Engines GmbH (TAE) Models TAE 125-02-99 and TAE 125-01 Reciprocating Engines

Aero-TV: Profiles in Aviation – Ed Scott, Keeping Old Traditions Alive

KAM Restoration Expert, Ed Scott, Explains His Interest in Antique

The Kansas Aviation Museum is more than just a showcase for Wichita’s rich aviation history; it is history. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum is housed in Wichita’s original municipal airport terminal. Dedicated on March 31st, 1935, the Wichita Municipal Airport served as a major mid-continent stopover for commercial operations as the last stop before crossing the Rockies to Denver or Los Angeles.