Fog: the Malignant Weather Ninja
Although it is a common atmospheric phenomenon, there’s a reason that fog demands a pilot’s complete respect.
Instrument Rating
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Instrument Rating Can Expand Your Travel Horizons
Scrubbed missions convince a pilot to pursue an instrument rating.
Norfolk (KORF) ILS RWY 5
Nestled into the coastal Virginia airspace, this instrument approach holds a few tricks.
Becoming a Newly Rated Commercial Single-Engine Pilot
The climb to commercial ensures you are proficient, knowledgeable, and thorough in your flying.
When Planning an Airplane Trip, Make Sure the Car Is Ready
You might not mind the windy weather, but think about how your passengers will feel.
FAA Notifies Dozens of Pilots That They Must Be Reexamined for Certain Ratings
Agency questions ‘competency’ of certain pilots examined by Donald Lee.
The Unique Approach to Honolulu’s LDA RWY 26L (PHNL)
Here’s a breakdown of the LDA approach into Runway 26L at the O’ahu gateway airport.
Looking Into Flying Clubs? Many Offer More Training and Travel Options
Economies of scale can give pilots more for their money.
Five Ratings and Endorsements for Travelers
Training beyond the private certificate can open up new destinations.
Should You Get an Instrument Rating if You Don’t Want to Be a Professional Pilot?
I’m not planning on being a professional pilot. Why should I get an instrument rating? You may enjoy flying now—but with an instrument rating, you will enjoy it more. Getting an instrument rating is, indeed, a lot of work, but it is mixed with fun. Flying on instruments is like solving a challenging crossword puzzle. […]
