AVweb’s Multimedia section offers a rich collection of aviation-focused content, including videos, podcasts, photo galleries, and more. From in-depth analyses of aircraft systems to engaging pilot interviews and captivating flight footage, this section provides valuable insights and entertainment for aviation enthusiasts and professionals alike. Stay updated with the latest in aviation through our diverse multimedia offerings.
News for October 30, 2006: With a rash of Cirrus accidents in recent weeks, Cirrus appeals to pilots to fly within their limits; recent study forecasts the future of VLJs; GAMA says exports are helping GA’s order book; new LAAS contract may spread services; law officer beats an FAA rap; controller allegedly asleep at the […]
Recommend a Video |VOTW Archive The most expensive bottle opener we’ve ever seen, courtesy of Glumbert.com: Don’t see a video screen?Try disabling ad blockers and refreshing this page.If that doesn’t work, click here to download the video directly. Don’t forget to send us links to any interesting videos you find out there. If you’re impressed […]
Five years after 9/11, the federal government just might be planning some big changes to the Washington, D.C. area flight restrictions that have sparked so much discussion. AVweb’s Russ Niles speaks with David Wartofsky of Potomac Airfield about “a substantial alternative to the current airspace” that’s being passed around the Capitol. Listen closely to Wartofsky’s […]
Recommend a Video |VOTW Archive Welcome back to AVweb’s latest showcase of the funny, interesting, and downright mind-blowing – “Video of the Week”! This week’s clip should have you on the edge of your seat, waiting to see what happens next – courtesy of YouTube‘s misfit22: Don’t see a video screen?Try disabling ad blockers and […]
News for October 23: ADIZ twist in Piper crash near Tipton Airport; HondaJet sales soar; user-fee rhetoric; Nexaer LSA makes first flight; Halloween display plane scary; Google buys SpaceShipOne knock-off; SATSair expands; and Firewall Foreward builds a better camshaft … . Duration: File Size: download here
How’s Cirrus serial number 1 holding up? Aviation Consumer recently visited the owner of the airplane to find out, and we asked Dale Klapmeier of Cirrus Design about our findings.(You can read the detailed article by subscribing to Aviation Consumer at AviationConsumer.com.) Related Links Duration: File Size: download here
“Live” from NBAA: Adam Aircraft’s Rick Adam gives a tour of the re-styled production interior soon flying in the company’s A700 very light jet. And tossing another hat into the ring, Piper CEO Jim Bass unveiled its six-seat single-engine jet design and stated the aircraft’s performance goals. Emphasizing intensive market research and the company’s full […]
News for October 17: NY crash hits general aviation; reader pledges $2 million for B-29; Cessna’s flown its LSA; NTSB’s issues alert on thunderstorm avoidance; petition for lead-free AVgas; EarthJet takes on the air taxi biz, and Comair sues the FAA… Duration: File Size: download here
Recommend a Video |VOTW Archive Amazing, frightening, funny, and cool videos continue to trickle in throughout the week since we’ve set up a special address for you to send us video recommendations! Thanks for keeping us entertained throughout the week – and please keep the videos coming. This week’s clip is a take-off close call […]
The ratio of pilot to non-pilot in the U.S. is 1:500. For pilots, high profile aviation accidents often spotlight the chasm of understanding between those numbers. Following the crash of a light aircraft in New York City Wednesday, October 11, EAA spokesman Dick Knapinski addresses the problems of perception faced by aviation in the media. […]
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