50-Plus Years of Flying Forgetfulness
To combat pilot complacency, don’t forget to double-check your muscle memory.
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Trouble Flying Low Upon the Suwanee River
When you fly low, things may reach up to get you.
5G Solution Must Be Reached Without Finger-Pointing
Yes, the aviation community knew it was a problem long ago, but that doesn’t matter now.
A Wing and a Prayer for a Classic Piper Arrow
Ownership has its challenges—including ADs that require major repair.
Sometimes in Flight, There Is No Safety in Numbers
Formation-flight tragedy in California accentuates the importance of airside discipline.
Post-Flight Checks Can Expedite the Preflight Process
A longtime contributor and pilot illustrates why it’s important to make the end of one flight the start of another.
South Lake Tahoe LDA Approach Requires Key Points Not to Miss
Arguably one of the most stunning lakes in the United States, Lake Tahoe sits at a relatively high elevation surrounded by even loftier mountains. This can make flying an approach to South Lake Tahoe, California, something that requires a little more attention than your average approach, especially if you are going to be using the […]
In the Aircraft and in Life, Flow Is Essential
Everyday process and procedure takes on added meaning, purpose, and for this pilot, pleasure.
Dogs Love Trucks, But Not Always Airplanes
The author’s loyal companion loved flying until she felt “real” turbulence.
A Flock of Geese Triggers Another Hazard
When hazy conditions combine with clouds of snow geese, a pilot learns the value of over communicating and ADS-B.
