Giving Your Airplane a Face-Lift and Tummy Tuck
Here’s how to justify the cost of new paint and interior for your aircraft.
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Like Copilot, Like Captain: The Importance of Left-Seat Mentoring
With the airline industry now upgrading at warp speed, the opportunity for these pilots to experience all types of leadership remains limited.
Kentucky Bourbon Trail Proves Worthy of a Flying Adventure
A trip to take in the Kentucky Bourbon Trail makes for a pleasant flying adventure.
So, You Can Actually Fly to Lunch?
Sharing the quintessential GA experience, the $100 hamburger, with nonpilots is always a treat.
‘Guy in the Pink Shirt’ Promotes Out-of-the-Box Thinking for Pilots
Award-winning CFI Gary Reeves continues to combine conventional aviation training with innovative philosophies.
Diversions Define a Day Trip
A new engine monitor and a closed runway add unwelcome intrigue to a flight.
MH 370: The One That Disappeared
Conspiracy theories and sensationalism are on display in the mystery of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370’s disappearance in 2014.
An Airline Pilot’s Sun ‘n Fun Trek
With Lakeland only a short distance from our home in Florida by car or air, attending Sun ‘n Fun Aerospace Expo is a no-brainer.
Engine Troubleshooting in Double Time
With my Piper Arrow loaded to its full capacity of four people (including me, two journalists, and an environmental executive director), the Lycoming IO-360 engine decided it no longer wanted to participate at full power.
