ON THE FLY

• A P-51 Lost It’s Canopy –Over Germany and Narrowly missed a women
  
  
• Bush Jet – Air Force One tears up Canberra runway in Australia
  
  
• Take a Quiz on Wake Turbulence – Pilots should be able to answer all 10 of these questions
  
  
• Question: With respect to aircraft ownership, is co-ownership the same as a partnership?
  
  Answer: No, co-ownership is when two or more people jointly own an aircraft. Their titles on the registration form are co-owner, and the signatures of all owners are required on all aircraft documents. A partnership is a formal group of people who are operating a business for profit and are usually registered with their state for state tax purposes. This arrangement allows one person within the partnership, with the proper title and position, to sign any and all aircraft documents. View AOPA's section on Aircraft Ownership for additional information