Ultimate Issue: The State of U.S. General Aviation
Looking back then, today, and yet to come.
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The Wisdom of Keeping Transmissions Short and Sweet
In airplanes, as in life, less is more.
Finding a Deer in the Headlights
An evening outing turned into a near miss for a Seattle-area pilot.
The Best Gifts for Pilots and Really Anyone Who Likes Aviation
Find the perfect aviation-themed gift for the pilot or aviation enthusiast in your life.
Life’s a Beach…When You Fly Into One
A trip to Copalis State (S16), the Lower 48’s only public beach airport, becomes a relaxing Labor Day outing.
Misses, Near and Far…
Human beings are prone to errors. Our training has tried to make us aware of these limitations, but we are as complicated as we are flawed.
A Tale of Four Princes
The word ‘rare’ is often applied to aircraft designs that are few in number—such as the Student Prince, an open-cockpit biplane briefly manufactured in Oregon.
We Fly: Dassault Falcon 6X
The Falcon 6X is, by far, Dassault’s largest, heaviest, and most powerful business jet in the 60-year history of its business jet production line.
