AOPA Live This Week

Vietnam Vets reunited with their Huey. Pattern work in a TBM sim. Surprising dad with a flight after 22 years.

The 2020 Arsenal of Democracy Flyover was planned to mark 75 years since victory in World War Two.

Pilots rose to the coronavirus challenge in many ways. Also, fractional HondaJet opportunities from a former fighter pilot, and a blind preteen’s Cirrus experience.

The business aviation world meets online; we have news from names you know. Also, tour the Paul K. Guillow Inc. factory, where balsa has kindled aviation love for generations, and a Tennessee sunset seen from a SeaRey.

The High School STEM Symposium goes virtual. Flight Design's new F2. Looking to electric cars for the future of electric aviation.

A childhood glimpse of a rare twin-engine seaplane sparked a lifelong fascination. Also, Veterans Day arrives in the seventy-fifth year following World War II, and North Dakota’s major investment in drone safety.

Flying cars are coming back. We go "flamping." How you can be a STOL star. The AOPA app gets even better.

Flying the new Pipistrel Panthera. Dog is my Co-Pilot. Reklaw Fly In. Water on the moon.

Editors note about the Panthera: First, it is awesome! Second, we note that the HP rating is actually 260, versus the 210 listed in the story.

General aviation is getting safer, according to the AOPA Air Safety Institute Nall Report. We fly, rather than hike, the Appalachian Trail. How to fix a bird-dented wing. Tecnam certificates diesel power. Boeing says jobs are still going to be there.

Your RV-10 Sweepstakes airplane is ready to be delivered to the winner. Is it you? Earthrounder Ryan Campbell talks about the highs and lows of his young career. The 1929 Port Columbus terminal building comes back to life. Goats at the airport.