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We offer tips for making your family visit a memorable one—planting the seeds for a future love of GA.

While the financial assistance in place for young adults is somewhat clearer—in terms of student loans and other scholarships and stipends—it is a little murkier for those of us who

Q: I’d like to complete my private pilot certificate—I’m disabled with my left foot shortened by 7 cm following a minor accident in 2007, with both hands and feet still in perfect condition. Is there any flight school available to pursue my dream? A: The short answer to your question is yes, there are flight […]

We see huge leaps in automotive engine technology, but GA piston engines appear to retain 1950s technology mainly due to three drivers: market, oversight, and need.

A FLYING reader asks our A&P author if using these fuel treatments will help their aircraft.

Cub, champ, maintenance, aging aircraft, inspections, 100 hour, annual, non-destructive testing, NDT

A FLYING reader who hasn’t flown in a while asks if they can get his flying privileges back if they take these medications.

A FLYING user has sticker shock. Why is it happening?

Like many other professions, preparation and luck play a big role.

We explain how someone taking insulin and wants to fly possibly can.