For all those interested in General Aviation (in specific) AOPA (Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association) is a tremendous resource of information and services. Although mainly
Just got word yesterday of Aerosoft preparing to release their new Catalina (PBY-5, PBY5A and PBY-6 models) and I for one can not wait to
In AVweb’s ‘news briefs’ there is an article about a new LSA (Light Sports Aircraft) now being developed in China. The Hunang Manufacturing company is
Berlin Airlift Exhibition in the Museum of Flight, Seattle, Washington. “…… On view for one month, this exhibit honors the 60th anniversary of the humanitarian
Here’s another Just Planes video for you. “……. Neos, established in 2001 and based at Milan’s Malpensa Airport, operates a modern fleet of Boeing 737-800s
A US Airways A320 airliner carrying over 100 passengers has made a water landing shortly after takeoff from La Guardia airport. According to press reports,
AOPA, the world’s largest association for pilots, has started a new initiative to get more people into the real world of flying. Through their ‘LetsGoFlying’
Whilst browsing through the web to find out what’s going on elsewhere in the world of aviation, I discovered this little snippet of information on
Scott Gentile from A2A Simulations has been in touch to announce that they are developing an official training package for the Berlin Airlift Historical Foundation
Sometimes one just gets caught off guard in this hectic world so full of daily information overload! Like when I first read about the New
