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AOPA Live This Week - September 8, 2016
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Electronic ignition advantages, AOPA Editor at Large Dave Hirschman will show you what made him a believer in electronic ignitions. It boils down to better performance, better reliability, and lower cost. Duncan Aviation serves an international clientele in Battle Creek, Michigan with maintenance, repair and overhaul services performed in a state-of-the-art facility. Tour this not-so-typical shop ahead of the AOPA Fly-In Sept. 16 and 17. With the fifteenth anniversary of the worst terrorist attack in American history upon us, AOPA Vice President of Government Affairs Melissa Rudinger tells a story you may not know as well: what it took to restore your freedom to fly, in the words of an advocate who was there. Learn how one-G Simulation and its subsidiary flight school, Modern Pilot, use technology to make flight training safer and more affordable to students in the Seattle area. AOPA President Mark Baker had plenty to say to NBC after the network rushed to report on a tragic accident with little regard for context, misrepresenting general aviation safety.
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