Pilots Don’t Always Communicate Well When Describing Risk
Most of us in GA don’t always convey the right departure dialogue with passengers.
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Getting to Know That New-to-You Airplane
Suffice to say, there’s a lot more going on in a piston twin than a Citation CJ1.
Getting the Most From Your Prepurchase Inspection
Trust but verify is the name of the game when it comes to buying a new aircraft.
‘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.
Gear-Up Landings: There Are Pilots Who Have and Those Who May Have To
Landing an airplane with the gear not securely down and locked is a dreadful experience, but pilots and passengers are rarely injured.
What We Can Learn from Ill-Fated Titan Submersible
Titan submersible’s service life limit unfortunately appears to have been only about a day or two.
Be Safe But Authentic with Your New Old Panel
The restoration of this storied WACO shows it’s not hard to enjoy modernly vintage instruments.
Be Prepared to Deal with the High DA Blues
It’s vital for a pilot to know what to expect when the density altitude rises.
In Depth with JoeBen Bevirt Illuminates the Joby Vision
In the quest to free vertical flight, the engineer makes good on a childhood dream.
Chart Wise: Roanoke LDA Y Runway 6
The mountains of western Virginia necessitate an offset approach.
