African Pilot - September 2020

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Glimpse of hope for cargo operators, Europe’s airline graveyard, How commercial airliners are tested, How much value have aircraft lost?, South African Airlines, Virgin Galactic unveils Mach 3 aircraft design, Daher’s emergency autoland system certified on the TBM 940, Total South Africa honours our wildlife warriors, Jetfly accepts 5th PC-24 and 1st PC-12 NGX, Bombardier delivers first US-Based Global 5500, Second Cessna Skycourier takes to the skies, Piper aircraft order, X-57 modified P2006T, Tecnam unveils P2010 TDI, Pradera Verde Aviation of the Philippines choses Tecnam aircraft, Top propeller programme offers Hartzell Odyssey for Cirrus SR22 series, Beechcraft King Air 360, Bell’s APT achieves milestone, American made UAS completes its first flight, Diehl Aviation enters urban air mobility market, Schiebel monitoring ship emissions in Danish waters, Montenegro Air Force to purchase two Bell 505s, Robinson delivers its 1000th R66 turbine helicopter, Leonardo lands success with its AW109 Trekker, Ansat flights start in Mexico, Leonardo’s M-346 attack embarks on its maiden flight equipped with Grifo radar, Dassault Rafale fighters come under fire, ATAC Mirage F1s ready for US training contract, Bell Boeing delivers first V-22, Chinook helicopter heading for US Army Special Operations, Japan cleared to buy Lockheed Martin F-35, Future of AHRLAC is secured, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, New portable autopilot could save lives, Virgin Galactic reveals its $250K a seat, NASA astronauts splash down safely, Warp Drive LX7 establishes time and speed records, Texas Aircraft, SAPFA aviation navigation rally, The need for speed, Are you ready for automated flight?, Flying out of the pandemic, Everything you need to know about ejecting from a fighter jet

African Pilot Magazine Description:

African Pilot is a niche market specialist aviation magazine that has been publishing uninterrupted for the past eighteen years. Subscribers to the magazine can expect glossy layouts with a modern ‘coffee table’ look featuring South African, African and world aviation events, interesting facts about aviation, historical features and general news within aviation. African Pilot is the only South African aviation magazine that strives and is most successful at covering most southern African aviation events. The magazine provides a platform for the organizers of airshows and specific aviation events to market their particular event to members of the public.