FAA To Review Centennial Restrictions This Week
Safety panel will examine parallel departure risks as flight schools report mounting disruptions.
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Centennial Rents Jump 82 Percent, FAA Rejects Complaint
The agency declined to reconsider its decision on a complaint involving T-hangar rents at Colorado's Centennial Airport.
FAA Bans Touch-and-Goes at Centennial Airport
New restrictions on touch-and-goes and parallel departures prompt concerns from AOPA over pilot notification.
FAA Bans Touch and Goes, Restricts Pattern Work at Centennial Airport
Such restrictions would violate grant assurances if the local authorities tried it. The post FAA Bans Touch and Goes, Restricts Pattern Work at Centennial Airport appeared first on…
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AOPA Expresses Concern Over Centennial Airport GA Limitations
ENGLEWOOD, Colorado—The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) is concerned about the sudden prohibition of touch-and-goes, restrictions on parallel departures, and limitations on pattern work at Centennial Airport,…
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AOPA Expresses Concern Over Centennial Airport GA Limitations
ENGLEWOOD, Colorado—The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) is concerned about the sudden prohibition of touch-and-goes, restrictions on parallel departures, and limitations on pattern work at Centennial Airport,…
October surprise: FAA does not care what your hangar costs
The FAA on October 7 effectively declared open season on hangar rent gouging, siding with a Denver FBO in a Part 13 complaint that the agency decided without…
October surprise: FAA does not care what your hangar costs
The FAA on October 7 effectively declared open season on hangar rent gouging, siding with a Denver FBO in a Part 13 complaint that the agency decided without…
eFlyer 2 Completes First Flight
Bye Aerospace begins flight testing of its all-electric trainer following FAA approval earlier this month.
Sheltair Unveils $32,000 Aviation Scholarship Program
Four awards will honor company founder Jerry Holland and support training across the industry.
Bye Aerospace Gains Special Airworthiness Certificate for eFlyer 2
The move puts the program back on track to provide an all-electric two-seat trainer for flight instruction. The post Bye Aerospace Gains Special Airworthiness Certificate for eFlyer 2…
RV-8 to F1 Rocket — Lessons in Transition
Ten lessons learned about handling, speed, and performance. The post RV-8 to F1 Rocket — Lessons in Transition appeared first on AvBrief.com.
4-Seat All-Electric Cosmic One Embodies New Era of Light Sport Aircraft
FAA’s MOSAIC rule opened up a world of possibilities for light-sport aircraft. Cosmic Aerospace is exploring almost all of them.
Bye eFlyer 2 Gets FAA Special Airworthiness Certificate
Milestone sets the stage for flight testing.
This Week in GA: Sustainability Gains
This week's sustainability gains in general aviation include Beringer wheels and Eve Air Mobility, Beta Technologies and SurfAir flying in Hawaii, Swift 94UL now at the Boulder airport,…
FAA Seeks Members For Overdue Noise Panel
The panel’s recommendations could affect airport land-use policy, noise mitigation funding and environmental reviews.
Unleaded Avgas Airport Playbook Lands Before Final FAA Plan
June publications from the National Academies put the unleaded fuel transition in the hands of airport operators.
Airports Object To ADS-B Landing Fee Limits In Safety Bill
The issue centers on House ALERT Act language included alongside broader ADS-B safety proposals.
FAA Weighs In on Falcon Field Landing Fees
Agency cites possible violation of grant assurances and safety concerns.