Night Flying in Your Ideal Aircraft Should Be Planned, Not Dreaded
Remembering the good parts of student-pilot nighttime training can help get us back out in the dark.
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Pursuing the 100-Hour Year in Your Ideal Aircraft
What seems like a reasonable goal can become challenging when life gets in the way.
Window Shopping Can Be Antidote for Annual Inspection Blues
What can feel like infidelity is a good way to pass the time while your aircraft is in the shop.
The Shortest Year: It’s Time for Your Ideal Aircraft’s Annual Inspection
A pilot finds a few things to think about while awaiting his beloved’s return.
Prepare to Sell Your Aircraft By Tapping Local Resources
Word of mouth can be particularly effective in the general aviation market.
Your Ideal Aircraft Can Make an Old Trip Seem New
After decades of traveling to the same spot in Maine, a family undergoes a transformative experience.
Maintaining Your Ideal Aircraft: What Can a Pilot Do?
FAA regulations specify which maintenance tasks certificated pilots can perform on their own airplanes.
The Upside of Flying an ‘Orphan’
An uncommon aircraft, like a Commander 114B, is a dependable conversation starter.
