A new special airworthiness information bulletin (SAIB) from the FAA formally advises voluntary installation and use of low-airspeed alerting systems like AOA displays.
February 2025 is the last issue of this magazine that will be printed on paper and mailed to subscribers.
It’s a long-term problem and, despite training and warnings, too many pilots still become its victim.
See and avoid remains the primary collision-avoidance method, but merely looking where you’re going isn’t enough.
The recently released ACs address the FAA’s pilot/instructor training and certification guidance.
The first rule of aviation is to ‘fly the airplane,’ even in the face of distractions.
‘Poor pilot’s IFR’ can come in very handy in busy airspace. Ask for it before you think you’ll need it, and listen up.
It won’t be long before grandkids will be hopping into our laps, begging us to tell them again about how we used to fly piston-powered airplanes by hand.
The late Jimmy Buffett long ago came up with the perfect song title for summers in Florida: “Trying To Reason With Hurricane Season.”
A doctor in a Bonanza makes up his own instrument approach procedures. What’s the worst that could happen?
