Jason McDowell

Searching for a place to house an airplane often comes with lengthy, decades-long waiting lists.

When purchasing one’s first aircraft, buyers often spend little to no time evaluating their checklists and flows.

It was designed with ‘quadricycle’ landing gear and modular cargo pod that, in theory, could be quickly attached to and detached from the aircraft.

Pilot finds his airport strikes a perfect balance of enough activity to be interesting but small enough to foster a community environment.

Each of these items has been tested and found to make this pilot’s airplane ownership just a little bit easier or more enjoyable.

Post-World War II airliner design was meant to be a solution for shorter, lower-capacity local routes.

As cold weather approaches, an aircraft owner learns the pros and cons of a custom engine cover.

Here are five tips to help ensure smooth assimilation into a new microsociety of hangar tenants.

Unconventional engineering effort was a clean-sheet reimagining of the 19-seat airliner that later fueled development of the ERJ-135/145 series of regional jets.

It can make more financial sense to buy an airplane that has already had the upgrade installed rather than purchase a stock airplane and do it later.