Why Every GA Pilot Should Fly with an AOA Indicator
One key factor every pilot needs to understand is Angle of Attack (AOA)—the angle between your wing’s chord line and the airflow hitting the wing. Recent FAA recommendations are strongly encouraging the GA community to adopt AOA indicators, highlighting their role in preventing loss-of-control (LOC) incidents.
UK CAA Clears 978 MHz UAT ADS-B for Drones – A Historic Leap Forward
The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and UK Spectrum Authority Ofcom jointly announce authorization of the 978 MHz UAT frequency for airborne ADS-B transmission specifically tailored for Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS). Why is this historic?
Bringing the Magic to echoUAT
FAA Issues SAIB for echoUAT - What's it all about?
A Rant About ADS-B’s Role in Preventing Mid-Air Collisions
The DC mid-air collision - what went wrong, what it says about aviation in the US and what we should do now to prevent another tragedy from happening.
Industry View: Failure of Remote ID in NJ Might Have Cost Us Years
Christian Ramsey covers the recent incidents with 'DRONES' in New Jersey, the response and what is says about the future integration of UAS into the National Airspace.
uAvionix Completes FAA Air Traffic Control Tower Deployments in Record Time at Six Florida Airports
uAvionix accelerates delivery of its FlightLine surface situational awareness system at 6 additional major U.S. airports across Florida.