One small change can make a big difference in your performance—starting with your eyesight.

A bill drafted by longtime AOPA member and newly elected Montana state Rep. Shane Klakken (R-Grass Range) would limit the use of ADS-B data to assess fees on certain aircraft. The measure would prohibit the use of ADS-B data to assess landing fees on aircraft flown under Part 91 that weigh up to 9,000 pounds.

Republic Airways CEO Bryan Bedford's nomination by President Donald Trump to lead the FAA was welcomed by industry.

At first glance, Grimes Field looks like many other Midwest airports: a paved runway and intersecting grass strip in the middle of flat cornfields, ample ramp parking, and a restaurant that lures pilots in droves. But there’s more than meets the eye at the Urbana, Ohio, airport located within the National Aviation Heritage Area of historic sites.

Most training airplanes have roughly 170 square feet of wing, about the size of a typical American kitchen.

US Aviation Academy agreed to acquire up to 90 aircraft from Tecnam as part of a plan to expand its training fleet in the coming years. The order includes a mix of P2010 singles powered by Lycoming IO-360s and P2006T MkII light twins equipped with Rotax 912 S3 engines.