In this issue

EAA Airventure Oshkosh 2018, The Embraer ‘shark’ E190-E2 Jet completes its tour of Africa, ATR delivers five aircraft to Iran Air day before US sanctions, Space Race costing airlines thousands, complicating air travel, Legally grey - part 2, Aviation Events Calendar 2018, Th e famous restored B29 bomber ‘DOC’, Africa Aerospace & Defence 2018 - AAD 2018, Team Xtreme Garmin’s G3X Touch Panel upgrade on the XA41 and MX2, The HondaJet Elite, Aerox Portable Aviation Oxygen Systems, Airbus, Rolls-Royce and Siemens working on electric planes, Quest aircraft appoints National Airways Corporation (NAC) as its authorised dealer in Africa, The Airvan 10, another bush classic from GippsAero, Schiebel completes successful S-100 trials for the Belgian Navy, Airbus Zephyr Solar high-altitude pseudo-satellite sets endurance record, Caltech engineers taught a drone to herd birds away from airports, Cyberhawk completes first UAV ABS Class survey and inspection of an oil tanker, Bede BD-5J, Douglas A-26 Invader, Names to Remember: Aida de Acosta, The Rainy Danish Air Show 2018, The Rolls-Royce EVTOL project, First Terrafugia Transition will enter production in 2019, Transcend Air introduces Vy 400 VTOL commuter, Aston Martin introduces Volante Vision concept at Farnborough, Farnborough International Airshow 2018, MCC Aviation flies for charity, Airbus Helicopters and the Ukrainian Ministry of Interior sign for 55 helicopters, The new Airbus Helicopters’ industrial model is coming together, EAA’s B-17 bomber ‘Aluminum Overcast', Argentina and South Africa defence industrial collaboration, TacAir selects Garmin integrated flight deck for supersonic fighter aircraft, Namibia Air Safari between 12 and 30 June 2018, EAA Nylstroom Taildraggers Fly-in 2018, The Airplane Factory (TAF) new Sling TSi at Oshkosh, Accident Report: ZU-FIF - Wires occupy the spot, That Gut Feeling - Part 2, Best of the Best: Willy Coppens, Avionics & Instrumentation 2018, SA CAA register update

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.