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10 04, 2025

How Single-Engine Flight Training Creates The Next Generation Of Professional Pilots

2025-04-10T12:13:10-05:00April 10th, 2025|Educational|

The aviation industry is at a turning point. With an ongoing pilot shortage and rising air travel demand, the need for highly trained pilots has never been greater. As experienced senior pilots retire or turn towards more competitive job offers, flight schools must adapt their strategies for single-engine flight training to set the foundation for future pilots.   Explore the significance of flight schools using single-engine aircraft to focus on teaching fundamental skills, real-world decision-making, and structured training for [...]

10 04, 2025

7 Advancements In General & Single-Engine Aircraft Safety Features To Know About

2025-04-10T12:04:45-05:00April 10th, 2025|Educational|

Generally, aircraft haven’t changed much in their design over the years. What has become more apparent is the need for advanced safety features that utilize technology for the benefit of pilots, passengers, other travelers, and the citizens on the ground below. Catch up with changes in general and single-engine aircraft safety features from across the world over 7 key areas: Emergency Autoland & Autothrottle Systems Electronic Stability and Protection (ESP) Enhanced Vision Systems (EVS) Flight Management System-Guided Visual [...]

10 04, 2025

Cessna Citation Bravo 550

2025-04-10T11:59:09-05:00April 10th, 2025|Aircraft Wiki|

Cessna by Textron Aviation The Cessna legacy first started in June 1911 when Founder Clyde Cessna built and flew a powered aircraft. At the time, his only background was in farm machinery and developing new farming methods. So how did he get into aviation? He was inspired after viewing a 1910 aerial exhibition, leading him to experiment with his own aircraft designs in Enid, Oklahoma. Financial difficulties sent him home to Wichita, Kansas where he co-founded Travel Air [...]

8 04, 2025

How Single-Engine Flight Training Creates The Next Generation Of Professional Pilots

2025-04-08T17:48:25-05:00April 8th, 2025|Educational|

The aviation industry is at a turning point. With an ongoing pilot shortage and rising air travel demand, the need for highly trained pilots has never been greater. As experienced senior pilots retire or turn towards more competitive job offers, flight schools must adapt their strategies for single-engine flight training to set the foundation for future pilots.   Explore the significance of flight schools using single-engine aircraft to focus on teaching fundamental skills, real-world decision-making, and structured training for [...]

8 04, 2025

7 Advancements In General & Single-Engine Aircraft Safety Features To Know About

2025-04-08T17:45:09-05:00April 8th, 2025|Educational|

Generally, aircraft haven’t changed much in their design over the years. What has become more apparent is the need for advanced safety features that utilize technology for the benefit of pilots, passengers, other travelers, and the citizens on the ground below. Catch up with changes in general and single-engine aircraft safety features from across the world over 7 key areas: Emergency Autoland & Autothrottle Systems Electronic Stability and Protection (ESP) Enhanced Vision Systems (EVS) Flight Management System-Guided Visual [...]

8 04, 2025

Cessna Citation Bravo 550

2025-04-08T17:40:49-05:00April 8th, 2025|Aircraft Wiki|

Cessna by Textron Aviation The Cessna legacy first started in June 1911 when Founder Clyde Cessna built and flew a powered aircraft. At the time, his only background was in farm machinery and developing new farming methods. So how did he get into aviation? He was inspired after viewing a 1910 aerial exhibition, leading him to experiment with his own aircraft designs in Enid, Oklahoma. Financial difficulties sent him home to Wichita, Kansas where he co-founded Travel Air [...]

8 04, 2025

Cessna 340A Performance, Specifications, & Ownership Guide

2025-06-24T17:19:52-05:00April 8th, 2025|Aircraft Wiki|

Cessna by Textron Aviation In June 1911, Clyde Cessna built and flew his first powered aircraft – a significant milestone in aviation history. With no formal aviation training, his background was in farm machinery and agricultural innovation. After attending an aerial exhibition in 1910, he became interested in aviation and began testing his own aircraft designs in Enid, Oklahoma. Financial difficulties eventually led him back to Wichita, Kansas, where he co-founded Travel Air Manufacturing Co. in 1924. In [...]

6 03, 2025

Bombardier Challenger 605

2025-03-06T16:07:21-06:00March 6th, 2025|Aircraft Wiki|

Photo : Matthieu Sontag, Licence CC-BY-SA. Bombardier Canadair developed the Challenger business jet series after a Bill Lear concept, making its first voyage in 1980. But it wasn’t commercially produced until 1986 when Bombardier acquired Canadair to avoid bankruptcy. This acquisition was instrumental in Bombardier’s entry into the aerospace industry – especially in corporate aviation.  By the 1980s, Bombardier established itself as a major player in aviation with the development of the CRJ regional jets and the C Series, launched in [...]

6 03, 2025

Cessna 170 A/B

2025-03-06T15:53:30-06:00March 6th, 2025|Aircraft Wiki|

Cessna by Textron Aviation In June 1911, Clyde Cessna first built and flew a powered aircraft. For aviation, this was monumental as his only relevant aviation experience was improving farm machinery and developing new farming methods.  After attending an aerial exhibition in 1910, Clyde became enamored with aviation, testing his own aircraft designs in Enid, Oklahoma. However, he encountered financial difficulties – leading him back to his home in Wichita, Kansas. At first, he co-founded Travel Air Manufacturing [...]

6 03, 2025

How Will The Global Supply Chain Shift Single-Engine Aircraft Production?

2025-03-06T12:54:14-06:00March 6th, 2025|Educational|

Aircraft manufacturers are stepping up to deliver more aircraft as demand continues to increase. Embraer plans to deliver up to 18% more aircraft this year alone and just made a $7 billion deal with Flexjet to deliver 182 aircraft.  With contracts and orders signed, and money exchanged, the real question is how will aircraft companies navigate global supply chain shifts in aviation? Dive into recent findings to see how these shifts are reshaping the private aircraft market. Make [...]

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