After talk of NASA developments in glass cockpit technology and seeing some newer aircraft come to market, here is a living breathing Cessna 182 with enough technology to make James Bond jealous. If your a general aviation enthusiast, make sure you sit down for this one. Now that you're properly prepared, read the article. On Saturday April 28th the USNA Flying Squadron is hosting a fly day and BBQ at Lee Airport from 0800 to 1200. Transportation will be provided.
Attendance is required for student pilots or pilots who wish to remain current with the club.
The Naval Academy Flying Squadron is sponsoring a T-34 ground school. This ground school is great for the firstie aviation candidates or anyone who is interested in fundamentals of flying the T-34, its systems, and procedures. This doesn't mean much to those of us that fly in the rugged and mountainous mid-Atlantic, but the FAA is adding VFR waypoints to its charts. The idea behind the AOPA initiative is to make navigation through mountain routes safer and easier to fly. If the initial tests are successful, look for more VFR waypoints to find their way to a chart near you.