Inside Out or Outside In? What Kind of Pilot Should You Be?
Use all of your tools to spot nearby traffic.
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In Aircraft and in Life, Craftsmanship Counts
The work of fanatical artisans wins over ‘fast and cheap’ every time.
Choose Your Mount—The Maules Do it All
From load-carrying ability to performance, Maule aircraft deliver ‘numerous and legitimate’ benefits. But they can be a bit tricky to land.
Finally Visiting ‘The Temple of Speed’
A pilot who calls himself altitude-oriented checks out the Reno Air Races, has a ball, and starts to question things.
Blue over Green, Tent in Between
I’m old, I’m cranky. Why do I keep air-camping? There are so many reasons.
Dogs Love Trucks, But Not Always Airplanes
The author’s loyal companion loved flying until she felt “real” turbulence.
Strike the Right CHORRD on Takeoff
It’s important to focus on risk management by scanning the conditions around you and considering any possible hazards—before takeoff.
New Infrastructure Law Has Long-Reaching Effects for Aviation
Industry experts say the trillion-dollar package can help everything from pandemic rebounding, to technology, to community growth.
GA Presses Congress to Increase Funding for SAF
Congress needs to step up its funding in support of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) to keep pace with recent industry developments, a group of general aviation organizations told lawmakers. In a letter to House and Senate leaders of the Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Subcommittee, GA stakeholders pressed the lawmakers to double funding of […]
GA’s Secret Weapon for Growth?
As a pilot since 1996 and aviation journalist since long before that, I’ve always kept an eye open for what’s new and exciting, looking for innovation that we as an aviation family and industry can use to propel general aviation forward. Sometimes that means learning about the latest and greatest new aircraft, avionics, and programs […]
