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Let’s examine popular paths to becoming a pilot in the Badger State.

Here are five exceptional aviation programs available to students in the Peach State.

Discover top flight programs and what it takes to become a pilot in the Bay State.

The latest round of aid increases the total the U.S. has provided Ukraine to $4.6 billion as the war approaches the 100-day mark.

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

Despite normal/recurrent training and obvious statements in the AIM and advisory circulars, I’ve had a lot of pilots recently be very confused on where the line starts. What line? While there are many lines in aviation, the top three I’m concerned about are on the ground at most tower-controlled fields. Time for a refresher. From […]

Frequently we discuss that complying with the regulations isn’t necessarily safe. The common example is instrument currency where six in six isn’t always enough to remain proficient. But, I just encountered an opposite situation where an operation could be safe, but not legal. This year’s Twin Cessna Flyers owners’ organization convention was held at the […]

Editor’s Note: When pilot Maj. Kristin “Beo” Wolfe finished F-22 pilot training in 2013, she became the second-generation U.S. Air Force fighter pilot in her family. Trained to fly both the F-22 Raptor and the F-35A Lightning II, she now sets the bar for flying the service’s single-seat stealth combat aircraft as commander of the […]

Rick Durden’s very nice 2008 essay (“Declaring The Emergency,” published in our January 2009 issue and available on our web site) encourages pilots not to be shy about declaring an emergency. Very recently, a pilot in my area was flying his piston twin at 12,000 msl in IMC, under IFR, on a Saturday, when the […]

Company becomes first in the fractional jet space to incorporate this data-driven software, but how will it help them?