Welcome to California Flyer
California Flyer’s Mission
To celebrate and promote general aviation in the State of California
- 215 public use general aviation airports, 59,841 FAA certified pilots and 29,211 FAA registered aircraft
- The highest number of drone registrations in the US with 78,890 registrants as of February 2017
- 631 repair stations, 66 FAA -approved pilot schools, 12,033 flight students, 9,452 flight instructors and 505 heliports
- General aviation contributes over $30.2 billion to the state’s total economic output
- General Aviation operations account for approximately four of every five aircraft operations
Announcement marks first twin-engine certification and retrofit offering of Garmin Autoland in Europe Garmin today announced European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)…
The site went live on March 1 with two new URLs to manage traffic for prospective and existing members. Portage, Mich. —…
Industry-leading online training provider AV8 Prep seeks to help young people get a head start on their aviation careers. Online pilot training…
Hartzell Propeller’s new, lightweight three-blade Carbon Voyager propellers have received Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) approval for the Cessna Skywagon fleet. The advanced…