Content Archive: July 2022

Ampaire's EEL completed the longest flight by a hybrid-electric aircraft when it was flown from California to Oshkosh.

The Perlan 2 glider holds the world altitude record for subsonic flight.

Elixir Aircraft plans to open a facility in the U.S. as it seeks FAA Part 23 certification of its two-seat single-engine composite airplane.

Hydroplane is bringing its hydrogen fuel cell powerplant to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh to assess interest from aircraft builders.

More than 12,000 high school students in 44 states participate in the You Can Fly initiative and aviation STEM curriculum.

In response to AOPA's long standing crusade for fee transparency, Signature Flight Support

Kitplane maker Van's Aircraft introduced the new high-wing backcountry RV-15.

Dassault called the schedule for the 10X "tight" but still expects a late-2025 service entry from the 7,500-nm model even with lingering covid concerns.

The new EAA Education Center will focus on pilot proficiency and youth programs.

Gogo has reached the halfway point in the installation of its U.S. 5G inflight connectivity network.