Pilot Proficiency
Should You Climb to Escape Freezing Rain While Flying IFR?
Whether or not you should depends on the situation.
Is Private Pilot Burnout a Real Thing?
Here’s a tip for getting over the postcertificate wall.
Pass the Vision Portion of Your Medical
By the time you reach 40 years of age, you have a 1 in 14 chance of experiencing some degree of aging in your eyes to the point that it adversely affects your vision.
Take Advantage of Personalized Weather Training
It’s available anytime, anywhere for pilots, so don’t waste the opportunity.
What Is the Best Aircraft for Time Building?
Legacy single aircraft like the venerable Cessna 150 series and Piper Cherokees are popular time-building machines, as are many of the light sport aircraft on the market.
How Does FAA’s Currency Rule Changes Affect Pilots?
Here’s what the agency’s wording changes allowing easier regaining of currency mean for aviators.
What Are Known Icing Conditions?
A pilot must have an aircraft certified for flight in icing conditions and be adequately trained on its ice protection systems.
Flying Tips for the Occasional Winter-Weather Pilot
Those who fly in the beautiful snow-covered North know that the winter brings spectacular views and welcomed gains in performance.