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The A36 Bonanza’s stretched fuselage provides extra space for passengers and cargo.

Congratulations! You’ve just passed your private pilot check ride. Along with being free to explore the skies, you can now—if you so choose—wave goodbye to the staid, serviceable set of wings that got you there and try something a bit better suited to whatever dream it was that had you stepping through the flight school […]

Designed for pilots stepping up from piston singles, the Vision Jet eases the cockpit workload.

Garmin issued a service advisory regarding the service life of its legacy products in January.

Doors that swing upward give passengers easy access to a roomy cabin.

The company recently announced its new VHF nav/com radios that nicely complement its line of compact touchscreen GPS navigators.

Speedy light twin offers pressurized comfort, modern avionics, and low-time engines.

A Cessna 172 takes its first flight after an avionics panel upgrade with used-serviceable material (USM).

Despite reports that Garmin GNS-series navigators are at the end of their service life, the vast majority of users can continue using their units, according to the company.

Designed around a single pilot, the single-engine Vision Jet is ideal for piston aviators in transition.