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AOPA, along with the Arizona Pilots Association (APA) and the Aviation Safety Advisory Group of Arizona (ASAG), submitted comments to the FAA pushing back on the city of Mesa’s defense of its financial methodology and rationale behind the i
Read Official SourceAfter at least six years of repeated efforts to close Boulder Municipal Airport, the city of Boulder, Colorado, is now moving to pursue new grant funds to maintain the airport—all but ensuring it will continue to play a key role in the comm
Read Official SourceThe FAA has found the sponsor of Pearland Regional Airport—a privately owned, public-use airport near Houston—in violation of four federal grant assurances after it sold airport property to a developer that is building hundreds of homes imm
Read Official SourceFive state agencies will test aerial systems for wildfire monitoring, infrastructure, environmental sensing, drone detection and pesticide investigations.
Read Official SourceNew AD requires inspections of certain 912 and 914-series engines after production omissions were discovered.
Read Official SourceAH-64E went down during a routine training flight near Salado, Texas, and sparked a grass fire.
Read Official SourceAirport officials are looking at new revenue sources as demand for aircraft storage remains high.
Read Official SourceThe revised plan is clearer about several important points, but many of the decisions still await testing and a second plan.
Read Official SourceI Hart Flying Foundation opened its second 2026 scholarship cycle, called "Full Throttle: No Ceiling in Sight."
Read Official SourceAOPA is proposing changes to its bylaws that would alter trustee elections, term limits and member voting.
Read Official SourceWomen flying warbirds are rare. And seeing two together is nearly unheard of. Yet in July, pilots Katie Mack and Lisa Corker ferried the Canadian Aviation Museum’s de Havilland Chipmunks from Windsor, Ontario, to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, for EAA
Read Official SourceHall of Fame inductee, wing walker, and Horse Feathers airport owner Charles Stanley “Chuck” Tippett, 65, whose impact on aviators in Maryland, Virginia, and the Washington, D.C., area was substantial, died August 3 in an eastern Virginia b
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