What is the Oldest Active U.S. Flying Club?
Clubs devoted to flight in the U.S. have existed since the late 1800s.
Clubs devoted to flight in the U.S. have existed since the late 1800s.
Airport windsocks aren’t there to make a fashion statement. Here’s why they’re different colors.
Aviation’s version of the Ginger-versus-Mary-Ann debate, pilots have strong opinions about their undercarriage.
Q: I’d like to complete my private pilot certificate—I’m disabled with my left foot shortened by 7 cm following a minor accident in 2007, with both hands and feet still in perfect condition. Is there any flight school available to pursue my dream? A: The short answer to your question is yes, there are flight […]
The FAA released an advisory circular on self-briefing in 2021, but what are the details?
When gusty weather enters the mix, use these tips to climb safely.
Do airline crews have the same recency requirements as GA pilots? We have the answer.
Thinking about taking the plunge can bring on a range of emotions, but there’s work to do before you actually jump in.
A common thought is that deploying wing flaps will improve climb rate. But is it true?