This issue begins my third year at the helm of IFR-I survived the first two years without any airframe-threatening severe turbulence. But it hasnt been a smooth ride, either. Indeed, each month delivers at least some moderate chop.
The editor reflects on two years leading IFR, emphasizing continuous learning from challenges, accepting mistakes, and maintaining the magazine's practical and irreverent style.
Aviation technology is advancing towards greater integration between tablet applications and certified panel-mount avionics for enhanced flight plan, traffic, and weather sharing.
The rapid development and potential mass invasion of UAVs, including humanoid pilot robots, pose a significant concern for airspace, with reasoned FAA guidance currently lacking and years away.