Nebraska, USA’s Ignite Flight Academy Highlights High-Volume in 2025

Nebraska, USA – Ignite Flight Academy, a Lincoln-based pilot training school, has shared its 2025 operational statistics, reflecting a year of consistent flight activity, fleet utilization, and regional airspace engagement.

  • Logged 4,782 total flights and 7,715.3 flight hours in 2025.

  • Conducted 12,385 day landings and 3,624 night landings, showcasing high-volume training cycles.

  • Accumulated over 540,000 miles flown

  • Primary aircraft types included the Cessna 172 and Piper PA-34.

  • Frequented regional airports including KLNK, KCBF, KGRI, KSWT, KOMA, KCEK, KMYZ, KAUH, KO1, and KEAR—indicating active cross-country and night navigation training.

Curious to learn more about Ignite Flight Academy – check out the interview it did with AFM earlier this year here.

Source: Ignite Flight Academy
Photo Credit: Ignite Flight Academy

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Boeing Planning to Increase B737 MAX Output to 47 Aircraft Monthly by Mid-2026

USA – Boeing has announced plans to increase its B737 MAX production rate from 42 to 47 aircraft per month by the second quarter of 2026, according to its B737 Program Vice President Katherine Ringgold.

  • The current 42-per-month production rate was approved by the FAA in October 2025and reflects stable supplier performance and elevated inventory buffers.

  • A fourth assembly line and diversified supply chains are planned to support the 2026 production ramp-up.

Source: Boeing
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