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April is Limb Loss Awareness Month, which makes this time a perfect opportunity to talk about examining our perceptions about limb differences.

Backcountry pilot, aviation professor honored for more than 30 years of flying and teaching.

New technology helps, but pilots and instructors should take the postflight feedback process seriously.

Niki Gaskins didn’t think she had it in her to be a CFI. She took the plunge, and found her calling.

New hub provides valuable resources, and is free to active instructors.

FLYING staff writer and CFI shares story of a student recruited by an airline right out of flight school.

FLYING staff writer and certified flight instructor gives spirited rebuttal to contributor’s recent column.

How to get an airplane home? There was a plan, but reality intervened.

It’s a popular question, but here are four reasons why you might want to do your CFI and CFII part 61.

One of the best parts of being a flight instructor is that it gives you the opportunity to have a positive impact on someone’s life. Just as we tend to remember our favorite teachers from school, most pilots can remember their favorite flight instructors. One such example is Gerald (Jerry) Griggs, from Wichita, Kansas, who […]