AOPA Live This Week

Flying the fabulous canyonlands around Moab, UT. The risk to people on the ground from an aircraft accident. Teens learn to soar and much more. Women in Aviation International go virtual.

Born on opposite sides of the world 24 years apart, shared passions and adversities explain how Adrian Eichhorn and Shinji Maeda became fast friends. Also, a scenic trip to Cape Cod, and a progress report on aviation education in high schools.

A silicon brain fighter takes to the air. Flying exercises your CFI never taught you, but they could save your life. What does it take to step up from a single-engine turboprop to a jet? The FAA slaps down two airports. And we remember MikeCollins.

Landing on Mars! Piston sales stay strong in 2020. The woman who made GPS possible. Flying Chicago. A variable view limiter.

Learjet and Terrafugia depart the fix. FAA's new top doc promises to do much better in processing medical certificate applications. A pilot getaway to a tropical paradise that doesn't require a passport.

The NTSB rules on the Kobe Bryant helicopter accident. Air Safety Institute boss has his own take . We fly the Cessna Longitude, and take a look at Cessna's newest business jet. We remember the man who lead the massive B-29 fly=over of Japan.

The 2022 AOPA Sweepstakes Tiger! The 2020 RA Bob Hoover Awards honoring Burt Rutan and others. Earning a multi-sea rating in a Beech 18.

See how we surprised the new owner of the AOPA Sweepstakes Van’s Aircraft RV–10. Also in California, a socially distant flying travelogue. And see what it’s like to get your instrument ticket in six days at IFR6 in Charleston, South Carolina.

Flying the Hudson River - a visual how-to with a pro pilot who learned there. Saving Dillingham Airfield - Hawaii's beautiful treasure. The RV-10 Sweepstakes winner has been picked, but AOPA Editor at Large Dave Hirschman won't tell us who it is.

Civil Air Patrol pilots talk about their vaccine delivery mission; AOPA Editor at Large Dave Hirschman and his brother Harry fly an AirCam from Nevada to Maryland. Going missed on an instrument approach in the Idaho mountains.