Pilot Goldilocks: Not Too Much, Not Too Little, But Just Right
The fact is the closer we get GA to a science, the longer we live.
Leading Edge
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Flying in the Big Apple Reinforces Love for the City
Formation flight down the Hudson River required trust, freedom, and length of leash.
It Comes Down to This: In Garmin We Trust
Sweaty palms and button pushing are all part of being a pilot.
Sleek Lines Come With Steep Cost
Seductiveness of aircraft imagery just can’t be denied.
Continuing to Close the Gap Between Ability and Capability
Flying in the backcountry of Montana proves to be demanding in every way.
External Variables Can Change a Pilot’s Decision-Making Processes
People watching is a bit different when the eyes are on you.
Nothing Comes as Expected During Quiet Flight
Glider experience offers a chance to be a beginner again, drinking from a fire hose.
Total Eclipse: What a Difference an Airplane Makes
Rare celestial event won’t be seen again in North America until 2044.
Machines, Like Human Bodies, Do Not Like Sitting Still
We live in a society where quick fixes are ubiquitous.
The Wisdom of Keeping Transmissions Short and Sweet
In airplanes, as in life, less is more.
