AOPA Live This Week

COVID-19 hits aviation. The latest on what's on, what's off. UPDATE - SUN 'N Fun postponed to May 5-10. We fly an attack Beechcraft, the Wolverine. What's in your cellphone may be the key to your flying motorcycle.

Goodbye canary yellow—the AOPA Sweepstakes RV-10 is fresh out of the paint shop. We show you designs for personal flying devices that competed in the GoFly Prize Final Fly Off; plus, footage of the devastation tornadoes wrought in Tennessee.

We learn that a midlife career switch might be an option thanks to the pilot shortage. An Alabama-based nonprofit honors the Tuskegee Airmen by creating opportunities for a new generation, and aviation drives learning at a Baltimore-area school.

A pilot sets a Guinness World Record in a Cessna 172. General aviation sales are strong, driven by the pilot shortage. We go flying in Maui!

Watch what happens when a gifted team takes a stock Cessna 175 and turns it “experimental” to make amazing upgrades as affordable as can be. Also, take a trip to Catalina Island, and hear how the Coronavirus is impacting aviation.

Spinning to safety. The one control input that could save your life. Flying through a tropical paradise. AOPA advocates for an easier and cheaper IPC. And flying to the Martian landscape of the Trona Pinnacles in California's Mojave Desert.

Spinning to safety. The one control input that could save your life. Flying through a tropical paradise. AOPA advocates for an easier and cheaper IPC. And flying to the Martian landscape of the Trona Pinnacles in California's Mojave Desert.

The latest on the helicopter accident that killed Kobe Bryant and eight others. We have reports from the Helicopter Association International convention. Seaplane flying at a reasonable price. Military overhead approach works for civilians too.

The latest on the helicopter accident that killed Kobe Bryant and eight others. We have reports from the Helicopter Association International convention. Seaplane flying at a reasonable price. Military overhead approach works for civilians too.

American Airlines awards a grant to a South Carolina high school that implemented AOPA’s You Can Fly high school curriculum. Also this week, a closer look at how charted landmarks compare visually to the real thing.