One crew member died on Friday when a Convair 580 cargo plane crashed short of the runway at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport; the other crew member was seriously hurt…
The man who inspired Spielberg’s “The Terminal” movie is rich and famous, but still lives on a bench at a Paris airport…
Ultralight pilots who want to transition to Sport Pilot certificates must register by Sept. 1…
German biologists are using a light airplane to train endangered geese in migration routes…
The FAA extended its deadline for warbird pilots to convert paperwork to July 2005…
A Belgian airliner returned to Brussels last week after a loose cat entered the cockpit and scratched the co-pilot.
On The Fly…
Key Takeaways:
- A Convair 580 cargo plane crashed fatally near Cincinnati, and a Belgian airliner returned to Brussels after a cat entered its cockpit.
- The man who inspired "The Terminal" movie, despite being rich and famous, continues to live on a bench at a Paris airport.
- Pilot-related deadlines include ultralight pilots needing to register by Sept. 1 for Sport Pilot certificates and warbird pilots having an extended paperwork conversion deadline to July 2005.
- German biologists are utilizing light airplanes to train endangered geese in migration routes.
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