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Pilot Reports Archives
The Envelope, Please
Tom Benenson lists the best aviation movies ever. Is your favorite on the list?
April 2006
Defogging Datalink Weather
There's a host of options available for in-cockpit weather. Which is right for you, and how much will it cost?
February 2006
American Legend Cub
We flew up to northeast Texas to fly this little Cub clone. What we discovered was a little J-3 knockoff that knocks the socks off old yeller.
October 2005
Caravan-Lite: Gippsland GA-8 Airvan
An Australian company is turning out a piston-powered utility airplane. Lane heads Down Under and tries her hand at the Gippsland GA-8 Airvan.
May 2005
Flying Four-by-Fours
The most popular airplanes are four seaters powered by four-cylinder engines. Which is right for you? Dick Collins explores the subject.
May 2005
Flight Design CT: No Medical Required
Robert Goyer flies one of the first generation of Light Sport Aircraft and finds a lot more performance and utility than you might expect.
May 2005
The Light Stuff
How can the lightest aviation headset measure up to big padded noise canceling models? Surprisingly well.
April 2005
Keyhole: Mapping Brought to Life
The coolest aviation software? It's the virtual world of Keyhole. Just don't tell pilots buddies that it's not intended for pilots.
March 2005
Mooney Ovation2 GX
Richard Collins checks out the new G1000-equipped Mooneys. Will Garmin's spectacular flat panels bring this fast single into the new millennium?
March 2005
Garmin Gets Okay for TAWS
Robert writes about Garmin’s long anticipated FAA certification for displaying Terrain Awareness and Warning System (TAWS) on its 430 and 530 navigators—just four months before the March 29, 2005 deadline for TAWS to be installed in most turbine-powered airplanes.
February 2005
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