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It is no secret that the airlines are hurting as they try to cut costs by charging more for baggage, eliminating movies, meals and other perks that customers assumed were normal when they flew. Some small general aviation aircraft pilots and flight instructors are paying $6 per gallon for aviation fuel. The octane of this small aircraft fuel is similar to automotive Regular (80-87) with a slight boost calling it 100LL (low lead.) ...more
August 7, 2008
Flights scheduled to travel through Jacksonville airspace were delayed this afternoon as air traffic controllers lost communication with some aircraft pilots. ...more
November 9, 2007
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