Fly These Aircraft to Asheville
Light jets and piston singles provide stylish transportation into eclectic Asheville.
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FLYING’s Significant Improvements and Smashing Success
After a full year under new ownership, FLYING owner and CEO Craig Fuller outlines how the investment has been a smashing success thanks to more content of the highest quality, enormous advertiser support, and big plans to expand.
Chart Wise: Chattanooga ILS or LOC RWY 2
The approach to KCHA holds a few less common things to watch out for.
Are We There Yet?
When you share you experiences and knowledge with your passengers they may catch the aviation bug.
When Classic Airplanes and Classic Cars Come Together
The Mecum auction becomes a day-trip destination for this pilot and classic car enthusiast.
Racing a Storm Is Not the Best Choice
Ferrying an airplane for a friend takes a turn for the worse when a storm prompts a hasty reaction.
Personal Weather Minimums: Identify Yours
Pilot proficiency, passengers, new-airplane-to-you, and unfamiliar terrain, should all factor into your personal weather-related flying restrictions
Would Allowing Airline Pilots To Fly Until 67 Be a Mistake?
A veteran airline pilot says the ‘Let Experienced Pilots Fly Act’ may create more problems than it solves.
Improvisation Is Not a Flight Plan
Habit born from overconfidence plus nonchalance add up to a deadly combination.
Martha Lunken Earns Her Wings (Again)
As a child, I thought Christmas Eve was hands-down the most magical time of the year, but December 24, 2021, was over the top. That morning I became a “real” private pilot…nine months since the revocation of all my certificates and ratings. Though I could pursue getting all of them back, at this time in […]
