Search Results for: Cessna 172

Nicole Robbins is a third-generation pilot balancing flight training with building a family.

The author’s chance meeting with his airplane’s former owner proves revealing.

They write songs about it. Pilots complain about it. If you’re going to the Big Apple, you will find yourself there, sooner or later.

The climb to commercial ensures you are proficient, knowledgeable, and thorough in your flying.

The list of STCs for certain Cessna and Commander models grows.

It takes a village to raise a pilot.

A NOTAM projects David Jay Perry Airport to be closed for a week.

Beech C90A King Air Worn Right Fuel Cap Crew noticed fuel leaking from right outboard wing fuel cap. Aircraft returned to departure airport and the fuel cap was replaced with a new cap. The aircraft has since flown multiple legs with no defects noted. Part total time: Unknown Beech 300 King Air Obstructed Fuel Cap […]

As long as we fly aircraft with retractable landing gear, there will be gear-up landings, a phenomenon not unique to any one make or model of airplane. Read the daily FAA aircraft incident reports—the vast majority of which do not meet NTSB reporting criteria and so will not be investigated further or included in official […]

Renowned for its accelerated training, the Career Pilot Program at Blue Line Aviation takes students from zero time to becoming a career pilot in as few as five and a half months. Founded in 2012, Blue Line Aviation is an accelerated flight school that offers part 141 programs that can help students obtain a commercial […]