Civil Air Patrol Orders 21 New Cessnas
The aircraft will support search-and-rescue, emergency response and training missions nationwide.
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Picture of the Day: Sept. 2, 2026
A CAP 182 runs-up before a mission in support of FEMA.
Teton Civil Air Patrol Squadron Deactivated, Cessna 206 Reassigned
A Wyoming Civil Air Patrol squadron has been deactivated and its Cessna 206 reassigned following a dispute between local volunteers and state leadership.
Texas Cadet Becomes CAP’s 200th Ray-Funded Pilot
Sebastian Vargas earned his private pilot certificate after completing his FAA check ride in McAllen.
Ohio CAP Squadron Renamed For Vietnam-Era Air Force Pilot
The Knox County-based unit will formally dedicate its new name June 27.
Civil Air Patrol Cadet Wings Program Nears 500 Graduates
Ray Foundation scholarships have funded 190 cadets through the program since 2019.
Civil Air Patrol Expands Cessna Fleet with 15 New Aircraft
Aircraft to support nationwide training, rescue, and community service operations.
Civil Air Patrol Ends Glider Program
Organization cites aging fleet, limited reach, and cost challenges in decision to deactivate national soaring operations.
Colorado Aviation Hall of Fame Honors New 2025 Inductees
Hall of fame event celebrates service, mentorship, and preservation in Colorado’s aviation legacy.
CAP Concludes Ida Damage Assessment Mission
The Civil Air Patrol (CAP) Louisiana Wing announced on Monday that it has completed its mission to photograph land- and waterways impacted by Hurricane Ida, which made landfall near Port Fourchon, Louisiana, on Aug. 29 as a Category 4 storm. Since the mission launched in early September, more than 130 CAP members have participated, flying […]
