Cessna 210
Pistons: Enduring Investments for Capable Mounts
Piston-powered, high-performance airplanes with good utility hold their value over decades.
The Blank Canvas Tradeoffs of a Fixer Upper
If the airplane is safe and mechanically sound, a Stinson that’s a bit shabby opens it up to buyers of modest means.
Hawaii’s Volcano Eruption ‘An Exciting Thing’ for Pilots
Volcanic ash clouds can foul aircraft engines, ruin aircraft exteriors and have hot, poisonous gasses that can be deadly for pilots.
Bucket List: Hawaiian Islands
The lure of the Hawaiian Islands calls to pilots—especially those who love the natural pursuits they offer, such as surfing, hiking, and diving.
Finding Your Ideal Aircraft: Learning To Deal With Love Lost
Buyers should be ready to pounce on their dream machine.
Finding Your Ideal Aircraft: A New Series for Airplane Shoppers
Shopping for an aircraft is a long process in which patience, shrewdness, and luck are helpful.
Flying the Family: How To Pick a Traveling Airplane
Knowing your mission can help narrow the field of candidates.
Things to Think About When Moving Up to a Light Twin
There is something about multiengine airplanes that excites private pilots, compelling them to spend hours at Trade-A-Plane, Controller and other aircraft marketplaces, sifting through ads for Cessna 310s and Ted Smith Aerostars. While some of the interest may be rooted in aviation pop-culture fantasy, ranging from the 1950s television series “Sky King” to the 2017 […]
For One Low-Time Pilot, A Pattern of Small Errors Proves Fatal
Lack of experience rarely leads to the outcome of this Colorado mission.