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Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines

New FBO opens at KAPC

by General Aviation News Staff | October 28, 2025 | #Aircraft, 20251106, airport, Aviation News, Briefings, FBO, flying, General Aviation, News, Pilots | 0 Comments

“This opening marks a transformative step in our vision to redevelop and modernize the Napa County Airport,” said Anne Cottrell, Chair of the Napa County Board of Supervisors.

Utah backcountry airstrip gets green light to reopen

by General Aviation News Staff | October 28, 2025 | #Aircraft, 20251120, Aviation News, backcountry flying, Briefings, flying, General Aviation, News, Pilots, Recreational Aviation Foundation | 0 Comments

Taylor Flat Airstrip in the northeast corner of Utah has been closed for 28 years. But thanks to efforts by the Recreational Aviation Foundation (RAF), it is set to reopen.

Another reader worries his engine is a ticking time bomb

by Paul McBride | October 28, 2025 | #Aircraft, 20251106, aircraft engines, Ask Paul, Aviation News, flying, General Aviation, Opinion, Pilots | 0 Comments

While waiting for a new engine, a reader wonders if he should worry about his existing engine, especially since he flies over open water a lot.

Picture of the Day: Great glassy water

by General Aviation News Staff | October 28, 2025 | #Aircraft, Aviation News, flight training, flying, General Aviation, Photo of the Day, Pilots, seaplanes | 0 Comments

Jason Rosewell submitted this photo and note: "I had the great fortune of receiving my Canadian seaplane rating in this amazing Cessna 172E on Lake Manitouwabing in Ontario. Day 2 provided some great glassy water practice."

Separated tailwheel spring, crosswind bad combination for Piper pilot

by General Aviation News Staff | October 28, 2025 | #Aircraft, 20251009, aviation accidents, Aviation News, flying, General Aviation, NTSB, NTSB Accidents, Pilots | 0 Comments

Probable Cause: The pilot’s failure to maintain directional control during the landing roll with a crosswind, after the right tailwheel spring separated.

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