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All News

May 29, 2014

Maine To Receive $3.3 Million In AIP Grants

Projects Approved At A Dozen Airports

Twelve Maine airports will collectively receive more than $3.3 million from the FAA's Airport Improvement Grant Program. Bangor International Airport received the largest share of funding at approximately $1.4 million. Grant funds will be used for a wide variety of projects aimed at improving airport infrastructure, safety, efficiency, and traveler experience.

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Two Fatally Injured In Memorial Day Accident

Couple Flying To Heaven's Landing In GA Went Down In South Carolina

Two people were fatally injured on Monday on a flight from Wilmington, NC to Heaven's Landing in Clayton, GA when the plane they were flying went down near Chester, SC.

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K-State Salina Flight Team Wins Loening Trophy

Places 13th Overall At NIFA SAFECON National Championship

The Kansas State University Salina Flight Team has landed the prestigious honor of being recognized as the most outstanding all-around aviation program in the country - and has the trophy to prove it.

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Cessna Reportedly Wants Two Airplanes Back From Musician

Dexter Holland Had Financed A Third Cessna, But The Planemaker Says He's Behind On Payments

The lead singer of the punk band "The Offspring" has apparently run afoul of Cessna's finance department in an attempt to purchase a third airplane from the company.

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CBP Re-Thinking GA Intercept Policy

Complaints From Pilots Lead To Promise Of Reduction In Searches

We've been talking about this for a long time, and now it would appear that Customs and Border Protection is finally starting to understand that they don't need to search the airplanes of law-abiding pilots guilty of nothing more than flying cross-country.

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Diamond Preps DA62 For Launch

New Twin Resembles DA52 Prototype Which Flew In 2012

Diamond Aircraft has revealed the first looks at the DA62 five-place twin, which is similar in appearance to the DA52 prototype airplane the company flew in 2012.

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Flight Design C4 Progressing

First Flight Of Prototype Expected In Germany This Summer

The Flight Design C4, the four-place GA aircraft currently in development by Flight Design has seen substantial progress this Spring, culminating in announcements during Sun ‘n Fun and Aero Friedrichshafen.

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