Blue over Green, Tent in Between
I’m old, I’m cranky. Why do I keep air-camping? There are so many reasons.
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50-Plus Years of Flying Forgetfulness
To combat pilot complacency, don’t forget to double-check your muscle memory.
Trouble Flying Low Upon the Suwanee River
When you fly low, things may reach up to get you.
Soaring on Red-and-Blue Wings
Delaware State University’s aviation program offers a great value proposition, and the Vulcanair V1.0 training airplane.
A Wing and a Prayer for a Classic Piper Arrow
Ownership has its challenges—including ADs that require major repair.
Post-Flight Checks Can Expedite the Preflight Process
A longtime contributor and pilot illustrates why it’s important to make the end of one flight the start of another.
In the Aircraft and in Life, Flow Is Essential
Everyday process and procedure takes on added meaning, purpose, and for this pilot, pleasure.
A Flock of Geese Triggers Another Hazard
When hazy conditions combine with clouds of snow geese, a pilot learns the value of over communicating and ADS-B.
One Iconic Cessna 180 Has Quite a Story to Tell
Jerrie Mock’s name should be spoken in the same breath as Charles Lindbergh and other aviation legends. Her circumnavigation remains an enduring achievement.
The Dream of Flying Takes This Pilot on a Winding Road
Despite perceived gender barriers and the fallout from 9/11, this woman’s dream of becoming an airline pilot was finally realized—with the help of a shirt.
