This Pilot’s Tune: Nancy in the Sky With Misgivings
First requirement for travel is a good companion.
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Oshkosh Tradition: Annual Fly-In Offers So Much That It Never Felt Like Work
EAA AirVenture is more than just an airshow—it’s the world’s largest aviation gathering.
Garmin Remains Major Player in Display and Autopilot Upgrades for Turbines
Avionics choices for many aging turbines are generally more limited than for pistons because of fewer STCs.
Used Aircraft Guide: Piper Malibu and Mirage ‘Cheap’ for What They Do
Budget is big for maintenance, training, and nicely upgraded models.
Finding Right Approach Speed Is Essential for Pilots
Hardly a one-speed-fits-all, the correct one to fly varies with landing weight.
Pylons Past: Offering Personal Retrospective on History and Future of Reno Air Races
After 59 years of tradition in Nevada, just how the move to Roswell will turn out is an open discussion.
The Bahamas Offers Tropical Playground With Widespread Appeal
Caribbean country’s 700 idyllic islands provide pilots plenty to see and do.
PMDG DC-6 Cloudmaster Provides Radial Engine Thrill
Flying Microsoft Flight Simulator’s ultimate airliner is quite an experience.
Search Continues to Really Get the Lead Out
Future aviation fuel candidates have yet to meet EAGLE mandate.
Is That What You’re Going to Wear in the Air?
Pilots should think in terms of crashworthiness when dressing for flight.
