A Contrail of Turmoil Left Behind
The airline industry is known for its highs, lows, and the resiliency it requires of pilots and crew. Something in this pilot’s soul said it was time to go.
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Where to Go In an Airplane?
Favorite destinations are a fun topic, but one size does not fit all.
A Pilot in Love with His ‘Chevy’
His Cessna Citation CJ1 wasn’t his first love affair with an airplane, but the pilot still celebrates the classic jet on Valentine’s Day.
For One Low-Time Pilot, A Pattern of Small Errors Proves Fatal
Lack of experience rarely leads to the outcome of this Colorado mission.
Sisters in Flight
Amelia Earhart wasn’t the only woman to test her mettle in an airplane. She also wasn’t the only one to find a watery grave.
In Aircraft and in Life, Craftsmanship Counts
The work of fanatical artisans wins over ‘fast and cheap’ every time.
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A Pilot Goes One Airport Too Far
A Mooney pilot heading to West Houston Airport (KIWS) follows the ‘insidious demon’ of scud running to his demise.
Finally Visiting ‘The Temple of Speed’
A pilot who calls himself altitude-oriented checks out the Reno Air Races, has a ball, and starts to question things.
