Wildcat Approaches: ‘Anti-Authority Attitude’ Goes Away
In this fatal accident case, it really was a doctor, and it really was a Bonanza.
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Flying the Margins: How One Pilot’s Choices Stacked the Odds
Sometimes it’s not worth finding out if normal aviation variability will exceed your capabilities.
Inspections, Violations, and Breaking the Law
A longtime pilot recalls that first ‘criminal’ offense.
Northern Exposure: Indulging an Obsession With Alaska
With biking, hiking, fishing, driving, paddling, one can never be bored in the 49th state.
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.
The Gadget: Let’s Stop the ‘Beeping’ Noise
Gear warning systems in many airplanes are imperfect for several reasons.
Airline Pilot Generations Vary to Say the Least
Here’s a glimpse into a bygone cockpit culture.
Career Flight Instructors Are Hard to Find But Worth the Search
Age and experience does not matter, only that the CFI has the heart and soul of a teacher.
Tale of Two Flights: A Spoiled Brat Flies the Airlines
Most of us have experienced some mind-blowing travel failures.
There Are Consequences to Making a Gear-Up Landing
Dealing with FAA, NTSB, and insurance firm was all a learning experience for this pilot.
