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Failure To Deice Cited In Fatal Phenom 300 Crash

AV Web

The pilots failure to deice an Embraer Phenom 300 before takeoff in icy conditions was identified as the probable cause of a fatal Jan. The pilot flying, who held an airline transport pilot certificate, was killed while several passengers were injured. Water droplets were observed on the wings at the time of refueling.

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T-38 Instructor Pilot to Present at Museum Speaker Series

Inspire

Olga Custodio, a retired T-38 instructor pilot and the first Latina U.S. Air Force pilot, is the next speaker in the EAA Aviation Museum Speaker Series.

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Korean Air workers’ parents given glimpse at aviation jobs with revived program

Aerotime

The event included tours of key facilities such as the Operations & Customer Center (OCC), Aviation Medical Center, Flight Training Center, and the in-house hangar. Participants had the opportunity to operate cockpit controls, gaining insight into the complexities of aircraft operation.

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This 1978 Cessna 152 Is an Ideal Flight School Workhorse ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick

Flying Magazine

Pilots in search of a proven flight trainer or an affordable time builder might find this Cessna 152 a dependable and efficient choice. For decades the 152 has been a favorite among flight schools and personal hangars alike for its forgiving flight characteristics, simple systems, and relatively modest operating costs.

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‘Hollywood Bomber’ Conducts Engine Test; To Premier at AirVenture 2025

Vintage Aviation News

Bill and volunteer Mike Borkhuis briefed in the cockpit on startup procedures and goals to accomplish. Bill shouted from the cockpit window, “Clear!” After a quick debrief, the 70-year-old Beech was pushed back into the hangar. ” and began the starting process. Number two was shut down and they called it a day.

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From the Bottom of the Sea to Wildwood: The Incredible Story of the F6F Hellcat at the NAS Wildwood Aviation Museum

Vintage Aviation News

Soon, the Hellcat weighing over 12,500 lbs began to sink rapidly, and Thomas could not escape the cockpit until the aircraft was underwater, likely when the water pressure holding his canopy shut equalized with the water in the cockpit. We hovered over the plane and could look directly into the open cockpit. Lawrence A.

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The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight’s (BBMF) Pre-Season Work-Up Flying is Now Well Underway at RAF Coningsby

Vintage Aviation News

OC BBMF, Sqn Ldr Mark Suggs Sugden, flies a hangar break in Spitfire Mk XVI TE311 after a successful air test on 14th March 2025, showing off the special tribute markings. Fittingly, this sortie came just one day after the passing of Group Captain John Paddy Hemingway, the last surviving RAF Battle of Britain pilot.

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