Right Rudder Aviation Is Looking Forward To Demonstrating New 4-Place Hotrod
Things are about to heat up again in Florida... in a really good way. Pipistrel-USA dealer, Right Rudder Aviation, has just taken delivery of a new Pipistrel Panthera high-performance four place aircraft -- the first of its kind in all of North America. Right Rudder Aviation is an FBO/Flight School/Aircraft Dealer based at the Inverness Airport (KINF) in Inverness, FL. The Panthera is one of the curviest aircraft to hit the scene in quite the while -- and a potential Cirrus killer.
Bids For Possible Sites Will Be Accepted Until 08/12
2020 has been tough on the aviation event community. The US Parachute Association explains that it is still determining whether a 2020 USPA Nationals can be conducted safely and if so, how. USPA is exploring options while trying to ensure competitors in all disciplines/events have an opportunity to compete. After the Competition Committee of the USPA Board met on July 30, it was decided that Skydive City Zephyrhills in Florida would no longer host the 2020 USPA National Skydiving and Parachuting Championships due to the COVID-19 pandemic...
The Vanderhoof Folks Really Don't Know When To Quit
Years ago, I journeyed well North of Seattle to go to a funky little airshows in the middle of nowhere... Vanderhoof, British Columbia, to be exact. It turned out to be the best little airshow I'd been to... before or since. I keep promising myself to go back, even though it's been decades since that great few days, and maybe I will... because the folks running the show right now still seem tremendously motivated to keep the show and its indomitable spirit alive.
From 2015: Alex Has An Amazing Future Ahead Of Him... Because He Wants It
It seems like most pilots love their toys, and even more so if they fly. ANN CEO and Editor-In-Chief, Jim Campbell is no different, and he took the opportunity at EAA AirVenture 2014 to stop by the Horizon Hobby display to see how aircraft modeling is doing.
Only A Few Airshows Appear To Remain On Schedule For 2020... Only A Few
And yet another airshow has had to put itself off to 2021... the WY ANG has announced that in light of continued concern over the COVID-19 virus, it is with regret that the difficult decision has been made to cancel the Wyoming Air National Guard’s 2020 Wild West Airshow scheduled for Sept. 11-13. “Every year, we look forward to opening up our base and connecting with our incredibly supportive community,” said Col. Barry Deibert, commander, 153rd Airlift Wing.
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