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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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Military Aviation Museum’s Mitsubishi A6M3 Model 32 Zero Flies!

Vintage Aviation News

The Military Aviation Museum’s Mitsubishi A6M3 Model 32 Zero flew for the first time this morning following a successful test flight with Chief Pilot Mike Spalding at the controls. Bob Hammer (L)Mike Spalding (R) Mike Spalding taxiing back to the Legend Flyers’ hangar after the first successful test flight.

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Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Installs a New Wing on Nakajima B5N2 ‘Kate’

Vintage Aviation News

The aircraft’s construction number and Imperial Japanese Naval Air Service serial number are currently unknown, but it had the squadron tail number 302 for the 105th Naval Base Air Unit at Vunakanau Airfield, near Rabaul, New Britain. Nakajima B5N2 ‘Kate’, tail number 302, at Vunakanau Airfield, New Britain, September 1945.

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This 1967 Mooney M20C Mark 21 Is a Speedy, Stylish, Classic ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick

Flying Magazine

Often called the “Ranger,” the Mooney M20C Mark 21 helped redefine what pilots could expect from a four-seat, single-engine airplane. This particular aircraft, with its distinctive forward-swept tail and clean mid-century lines, carries that legacy into the present.

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Game On!

Plane and Pilot

I dont exactly fit the standard pilot profile of Game Aerospaces GB1 GameBird But theres always been something about the GameBird that has piqued my interest. Its first-class team, led by Ian Waghorn, ensures that pilots leave the training program feeling confident, competent, and safe in their new or new-to-them GameBird.

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The aviation community is alive and well

Air Facts

I experienced our communitys unique hospitality on a recent trip to Virginia, and it took a non-pilot to remind me just how good we have it. To most pilots, the scene Ive just described sounds entirely unremarkable. Most pilots look out for each other, displaying a selflessness that would inspire laughter in other parts of life.

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Beta Completes Historic Passenger-Carrying Flight at JFK Airport

Flying Magazine

The market survey ticket] gives us the ability to train pilots, the ability to demonstrate it to customerswhich we did todayand do it in this configuration, Clark said. Beta Technologies Alia, tail number N916LF, taxis on the runway at Modern Aviations JFK FBO terminal. It’s just another step toward certification.