Tag: march2024

By Ryan Varjassy The NDN-6 Fieldmaster was the brainchild of British aviation legend Nigel Desmond Norman, starting in the mid-1970s. Desmond and his college friend and business partner, John Britten, ...

The PZL M-15 was an unconventional aircraft, from its somewhat bizarre appearance to its performance and eventual cancellation after being the only jet turbine-powered crop duster aircraft ever to be ...

How Conversiones SA has driven innovations in aerial application from Mexico to Panama by Lucas Zanoni Taking off into the future It all began in the Guatemalan Air Force. Julio ...

The 2024 Spring Board Meeting of the National Agricultural Aviation Association was held in February. Below is the CEO report from Andrew Moore: After the PAC breakfast and EPA presentation, ...

In ag aviation stick and rudder skills become honed to a fine edge. It comes with the territory of repetitive low-level flights at high gross weights with much cranking and ...

The FAA has issued an emergency Advisory Directive (AD). They are following the lead of Transport Canada and EASA (Transport Canada Emergency AD CF-2024-05). Pratt and Whitney Canada have also ...

The upkeep of an aircraft is a crucial task that requires attention to detail and a comprehensive understanding of the different variables involved. The washing of the plane not only ...

Jesus said, “For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. And there will be famines, pestilences, and earthquakes in various places. All these are the beginning of sorrows… For then there will be great tribulation, ...

It has been remarkable to see the growth Chem-Man has experienced just in my (what feels like a short) time with the company. With the rapid growth, we have amassed ...

Have you noticed the surprising number of ag pilots receiving the FAA's Master Pilot award? It seems like an inordinate number just recently received this award, including my "old" friend ...