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March 20, 2015

No Charges For Operator Of UAV That Crashed On White House Lawn

FAA Reviewing The Incident For Possible Administrative Action

The federal government will not press charges against the operator of a UAV that crashed on the White House Lawn in January.

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Aero-TV: The Greater Great Lakes - Flying A Modernized Classic Biplane

Stunning Update Of A Classic Biplane May Also Be Today's Best Aerobatic Trainer

During the last AOPA regional Fly-in event of 2014, ANN CEO and Editor-In-Chief, Jim Campbell, had the opportunity to take a flight in a new Great Lakes biplane. In this video he talks with Peter Bower, the president of the WACO Aircraft Corporation. Waco has now added the Great Lakes to their line of aircraft. The original Great Lakes Aircraft Company started in 1929 with a great little airplane that was especially designed for the airborne sportsman. They only built 264 airplanes, but the design was so good that it has continued t

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GAMA Applauds 10,000th Aircraft Equipped With ADS-B

FAA Announced The Milestone At Equip 2020 Working Group Meeting Wednesday

Rule-compliant Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) equipment is now on board 10,000 aircraft flying in the United States, according to a GAMA news release.

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AeroSports Update: Real World IFR Training

A New Video Training Program Provides Newly Minted IFR Pilots And Pilots In Need Of IFR Refresher Training With A Look At The Real World Of IFR

When you’re in training to become instrument rated you’ll find quite a few really good training programs for the purpose of helping you pass the knowledge test and the practical examination. However it’s all too common for a newly minted instrument rated pilot to ace the examinations yet have little real-world experience.

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