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FLYING looks at airports that bring GA pilots close enough to the beach that they can walk there from the ramp.

Editor’s note: The following article is not intended to be a ranking, but is only to serve as a list of possible options. As the saying goes, your mileage may vary. Are you in search of a pilot job in Texas? Do you have a pilot job and wonder if there are better pilot jobs […]

Instrument pilots know that IMC is challenging and far less forgiving than flying visually. Proficient flying by instruments is a must for us lest we enter the NTSB annals. When the ink on our instrument tickets was still wet, our skills were ultra-sharp. But as time passed, without continued practice those instrument skills slowly atrophied. […]

Looking for the best iPad for pilots? Before you decide which one is the best iPad for flying with your electronic flight bag (EFB) apps, you have to make choices.

The engine repairs finally took place, but getting them done took a little bit of everything.

If you have ever been on a late-night flight and found yourself walking out of the airport terminal, you might have glanced at the empty gates and dark airplanes. That might have caused you to think that aviation shuts down overnight, but that’s far from the truth.  Once the sun sets, a whole different side […]

With certification under the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) in hand, Daher debuted the latest member of its single-engine turboprop family, the TBM 960, at Sun ‘n Fun Aerospace Expo in Lakeland, Florida, on Tuesday. The newest TBM proposes simplified operations, digital data streams for more thorough analysis—and a level-up in takeoff and climb […]

The Aero Club of Southern California will honor the actor, pilot, and passionate aviation advocate in June.

Conventional travel between Boston and New York can be frustrating, but landing on the water can help.