Flyer Air-Portal

Flyer Air-Portal

FLYER magazine, along with its website www.flyer.co.uk and weekly eNewsletter, reaches the largest audience in General Aviation across the UK. It features exciting travel ideas, expert tips, engaging flight tests, the latest news, stunning photography, lifestyle articles, and fun competitions. For nearly 18 years, FLYER has been a trusted source of clear and informative articles that have won awards, catering to pilots, instructors, students, owners, and operators.

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  • 1 week ago | flyer.co.uk | Dave Calderwood

    Worldwide aviation training company FlightSafety International is expanding its facilities at Farnborough Airport with a new centre expected to open in the second quarter of 2027. FlightSafety International (FSI) has operated a training centre at Farnborough Airport since 2004. The new facilities will boost training capacity by 40-50%.

  • 1 week ago | flyer.co.uk | Dave Calderwood

    Good news for Brown Shutters Farm Airfield, an idyllic grass airfield 5nm SSE of Bath, and especially for pilots who fly in and out of the farm strip. Planning permission has been granted on the farm for five fishing lakes with nature conservation and wildlife areas – and, importantly, a new access track which will not only provide a pothole free experience but also allow runway 15/33 to be widened.

  • 1 week ago | flyer.co.uk | Dave Calderwood

    Roadmaps are all the rage in government offices and now there’s a new one! What’s more, this is a ‘Landmark Roadmap’ agreed between the national aviation authorities from the UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States. The new roadmap is to speed up the certification of new aircraft types, and the validation process each country goes through to approve another country’s type certification.

  • 1 week ago | flyer.co.uk | Dave Calderwood

    Textron Aviation likes to emphasise the medevac* role of its multi-mission Beechcraft King Air twin engine turboprop but why is an air ambulance sporting factory installed hard points on the wings? Yes, there’s a darker side to flying a King Air loosely known as ‘special missions’ or even ‘black ops’.

  • 1 week ago | flyer.co.uk | Dave Calderwood

    Aircraft manufacturer GippsAero is back in business, in Australia, making aircraft again. The first new airframe in five years began to be assembled recently. “A milestone day yesterday for GippsAero and Australian aviation with the recommencement of complete new aircraft manufacture. The rivet was set into the keel of GA8 Airvan Serial number 263,” said the factory.

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