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(SMART SUMMARY) Returning from a banner towing flight out of Albert Whitted Airport, a 25-year-old pilot was faced with few good options when he suffered engine trouble Thursday near St Petersburg, Fla., landed on a relatively busy road near a mall, and walked away unscathed.
(SMART SUMMARY) EAA's estimate of 535,000 in attendance for this year's AirVenture Oshkosh seems to set a new low since 1998's high of 855,000 (when the Concorde graced the grounds of Oshkosh for the fifth and final time), but there may be some simple reasons for that.
(SMART SUMMARY) Ian Andrews has reportedly spent a small fortune ($200,000) in court and was there again Wednesday seeking to fully reinstate his New Zealand pilot certificate even though he's legally flying unrestricted in New Zealand with his US certificate.
(SMART SUMMARY) EAA's estimate of 535,000 in attendance for this year's AirVenture Oshkosh seems to set a new low since 1998's high of 855,000 (when the Concorde graced the grounds of Oshkosh for the fifth and final time), but there may be some simple reasons for that.
(SMART SUMMARY) EAA's estimate of 535,000 in attendance for this year's AirVenture Oshkosh sets a new low since 1998's high of 855,000 (when the Concorde graced the grounds of Oshkosh for the fifth and final time), but there may be some simple reasons for that.
(SMART SUMMARY) Readers have provided us a great batch of photos this week, but we won't have them ready by press time.
(SMART SUMMARY) Our blog about protecting flight students from financial loss has earned a lot of response, and now Cessna, whose chain of affiliated Cessna Pilot Centers train many of the world's new pilots, has something to say in this guest blog by Cessna's Julie Filucci.Plus: Last week, we asked AVweb readers what new EAA president Rod Hightower might have in store for the organization;
(SMART SUMMARY) The Internet is trying to come to the rescue of Stephen Slater, the most famous (possibly ex-) flight attendant in the world after his dramatic departure from a JetBlue flight on Monday.
(SMART SUMMARY) The same crash that took the life of former Alaska Senator Ted Stevens proved a challenging search and rescue mission for the Coast Guard and Air Force, according to new reports early Wednesday.
(SMART SUMMARY) As rescuers were struggling to transport survivors of the Stevens crash near Dillingham, a second SAR case cost the U.S. Army one of its Black Hawk helicopters on Tuesday afternoon.
(SMART SUMMARY) Julie Filucci from Cessna Pilot Centers agrees with our blog that flight students need protection but she argues that California's new law will unnecessarily burden small flight schools with paperwork and added cost that might force them to close.
(SMART SUMMARY) The Vice President's C-32 transport, a modified Boeing 757 dubbed Air Force Two, was involved in an incident Wednesday at Gabreski Airport, N.Y., that had an unfortunate outcome for a parked and tethered Piper Cub.
(SMART SUMMARY) Summer is still in full swing, but soon enough the days will get shorter, and if there's time for TV, you'll find some new options to help ensure you get your aviation fix.
(SMART SUMMARY) Like the flagship LSA event in Sebring, this show aims to bring shoppers together with an assortment of airplanes in a casual setting where they can easily arrange demo flights.
(SMART SUMMARY) Although normally the soul of propriety and a stickler for discipline and procedure, Paul Bertorelli suggests that he may very well have followed Jet Blue flight attendant Steven Slater down the emergency slide.
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