Flying to Kiawah Island? Try These Airports on for Size
Two busy airports serve the Charleston area and make for ideal landing spots for a visit to nearby Kiawah Island.
Meg Godlewski
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Tecnam Unveils P2012 STOL
The Italian manufacturer’s first-of-its-kind piston twin was designed to get into and out of some of the most demanding commercial airports in the world.
When the ‘Spruce Goose’ Took Flight
Howard Hughes’ giant wooden seaplane took its first flight 75 years ago.
Ask FLYING: Takeoff Versus Departure
What do you say to air traffic control when you’re ready to go?
Pilots Need to Follow Instructions
The learner’s unwillingness or inability to follow instructions can carry into the airplane.
FlyExclusive to Upsize Fleet With Citation Buy
FlyExclusive continues to grow with a purchase of 14 Cessna Citation business jets.
How IFR Fixes Get Their Names
The naming convention for IFR fixes sometimes seems like the FAA’s version of Scrabble.
How Many Flashlights Do You Carry in Your Flight Bag?
Historically, pilots carry two flashlights – a D-cell battery-operated flashlight with a white lens for preflight inspections, and a flashlight with a red lens for cockpit illumination at night.
WAI App Gives Girls Access to Year-Long Aviation Education
An estimated 16,000 girls learned about aviation careers during this year’s international event, according to the organization.
Genesys Aerosystems Pursues STC for Military Trainers
FAA approval of the avionics suite for the Pilatus PC-7 military trainer will also open the door for approval for the Beech Model 3000 and T6 Texan II, the company said.
