Fraternity Says The Flight Was Not A Recruitment Event
The family of one of four Case Western Reserve University students fatally injured in an accident August 25 are weighing a wrongful death lawsuit that may involve a fraternity on the campus.
Open To CFIs, A&Ps, Avionics Techs, FAAST Team Members
Each year for the past 50 years, the General Aviation Awards Program and the FAA have recognized aviation professionals for their contributions to general aviation in the fields of flight instruction, aviation maintenance, avionics, and safety. Nominations for the organizations 2015 awards are open now, and the deadline is approaching quickly.
Riley Turk Will Receive $7,500 Towards His Flight Training
A young Hawaiian man with aspirations of being a pilot has been selected to receive $7,500 for flight training through EAA’s Richard Harper Flight Training Scholarship. Riley Turk, a high school senior from Oahu, Hawaii, met the requirement of a minimum 3.8 GPA and wrote an essay describing his passion for flight and ambition for wanting to fly.
ForeFlight 6.3 Continues To Raise The Bar In The Ultra-Competitive Mobile Flight Planning Market
At EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2014 ANN’s News Editor, Tom Patton, took a walk to find some of the neat electronic stuff and talked with Eric Hake, a ForeFlight Evangelist. In case you hadn’t figured it out by his title, Hake knows his stuff about ForeFlight. It would be hard to believe that anyone doesn’t know at least something about the ForeFlight product and Hake explains some of the features of the new 6.3 version. Hake seemed enamored with the “More” button and quickly demonstrated some of the cool features in the weight and b
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