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Piper debuts Pilot 100i trainer at Sun n’ Fun 16th April 2021 10:30 Europe/London Piper has shown off its new trainer aircraft, the Piper Pilot 100i, for the first time at this week’s Sun n’ Fun event in Florida. The company calls the 100i ‘the value priced addition to Piper’s trainer-class line-up’ with a price tag under $300,000. However, the 100i is far from being a bare bones aircraft with a Garmin G3X glass cockpit, digital autopilot, IFR fit, 180hp Lycoming engine and vinyl se...

Michael Huerta Joins StreetLight Data Board of Directors As Country Considers $2 Trillion in Infrastructure Spending Share Article Addition of Former Administrator of the FAA and Former Acting U.S. Secretary of Transportation Strengthens StreetLight Data’s Position in Time of Increased Emphasis on Infrastructure SAN FRANCISCO (PRWEB) April 15, 2021 StreetLight Data, Inc., the leader in Big Data analytics for mobility, today intr...

FFXIV World Visit System Suspended for a Few Days Don’t panic if you find yourself trapped in your own Home World in Final Fantasy XIV. The game is experiencing some issues following the patch 5.5 launch. As a result, Square Enix revealed the FFXIV World Visit System will be out of commission for several days while it fixes things. Each world will have to have maintenance done to fix it. Aegis, Carbuncle, and Odin are already fixed. For people unaware of how the FFXIV World Visit System wo...

AVweb What’s So Special About Special VFR? If I’m not on an instrument flight plan, I don’t like getting close to controlled airspace where I will be getting vectored (controlled) by ATC in less than favorable conditions. ATC cannot see the clouds, and under VFR you as PIC must remain clear of the clouds. I was flying in from the Bahamas to KFXE and passed through KFLL’s air space. I was at the cloud layer level when KFLL approach directed me into the clouds. I replied t...

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COVID-19 Lessons When COVID-19 hit the U.S., the national airspace system (NAS) went from often saturated to seldom used. What does that do to a culture so focused on safety? The first thing that happened was a sudden shift in “safety” concerns over to handling COVID-19. Should I go fly? Wear a mask? But, where we began and where we’re headed now are two very different paradigms. The aviation safety culture we’ve built over decades is somewhat perishable—it’s not just like “riding...

Where the Pandemic Has Scrambled Traffic Patterns The map of metropolitan areas that drive least, and thus emit fewer greenhouse gas emissions, has been completely redrawn by the pandemic, according to a recent report. January 25, 2021, 8am PST | James Brasuell | Kristin Musulin reports: StreetLight Data has released its 2020 U.S. Transportation Climate Impact Index, which ranks the nations 100 most populous metro areas on vehicle miles traveled (VMT), mileage of bike and pedestrian com...

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Indonesian authorities have retrieved one of two black boxes, the Flight Data Recorder, from a Sriwijaya Air Boeing 737-500 that crashed into the Java Sea on Saturday.

Iranian officials are refusing to share the flight recorders with outside investigators, and there are questions about whether the plane had mechanical issues or was shot down. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: video appears toshn airlines flight 572 on fire and killing all on board. it crashed minutes after takeoff. flight data abruptly silenced as et00plane was climbing towards8, it h0 appened just hours after iran fired rockets into iraq, prompting speculation something could have brought...