Know What To Look for in Aircraft Logbooks
Learn how to use this information resource to your advantage.
Meg Godlewski
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NTSB Releases Final Report on Red Bull Crash
An unoccupied airplane stalled and spun to impact.
The ‘Spin Doctor’ and the Art of the Spin
Spins are not as scary or dangerous as some pilots make them out to be.
9 Tips for Choosing the Best Part 61 Flight Instructor
A CFI offers ideas to help you make the choice.
Tailwheel Versus Tricycle Gear
Aviation’s version of the Ginger-versus-Mary-Ann debate, pilots have strong opinions about their undercarriage.
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How 2018’s Q400 Tragedy Changed the CFI Perspective
The anniversary of the intentional crash serves as a reminder to one CFI to keep her guard up.
When Do You Know It’s Time To Change CFIs?
If you are not learning, if the CFI is not getting through to you, it is time to make a change.
Did You Lose Something at Oshkosh?
It’s not uncommon for things to go missing during EAA AirVenture at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, each year. Fortunately, the culture of AirVenture is such that lost items are quickly turned into the Lost and Found office located near the Brown Arch.
