General aviation news archive for March 2019

Two TBM pilot-owners – Dierk Reuter and Phil Bozek – have set a new world speed record between New York and Paris aboard a TBM very fast turboprop aircraft

The decision comes following an Ethiopian Airlines crash where 157 people died

The Army Flying Museum’s final countdown is officially on as it enters its last month ahead of launching in April

New for 2019, all landing fees are covered and sponsored by all AeroExpo UK exhibitors and event organisers

The new model will bring more automation in the cockpit to ease handling of the very fast turboprop aircraft with a smart and stylish cabin

FLARM Technology, the company behind the successful collision avoidance system for General Aviation, today announced that it has delivered the 10,000th PowerFLARM system to a UK customer

The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), Airspace4All and Barton aerodrome, near Manchester, are launching an electronic conspicuity trial for GA aircraft

Austro Engine, a Diamond Aircraft Company, is pleased to announce the successful initiation of its AE300 series license production being reflected by having released the first units of AE300 and AE330 as pre-series engines on February 28th, entering extended testing campaigns

The All-Party Group on General Aviation (APPG-GA) has set out its vision for what it wants to achieve during 2019 in the form of five updated Work Programmes