Two Emergencies in One Flying Trip
Declaring an emergency, dealing with distractions, and diverting for an unplanned stop.
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A Perspective on Cockpit Security since 9/11
Has the airline industry mitigated risks? Yes, but it’s an evolving process that requires everyone to participate.
Airline Pilots Must Not Dismiss Mental Well-Being
Is the profession experiencing a new threat?
Kentucky Bourbon Trail Proves Worthy of a Flying Adventure
A trip to take in the Kentucky Bourbon Trail makes for a pleasant flying adventure.
‘Guy in the Pink Shirt’ Promotes Out-of-the-Box Thinking for Pilots
Award-winning CFI Gary Reeves continues to combine conventional aviation training with innovative philosophies.
Diversions Define a Day Trip
A new engine monitor and a closed runway add unwelcome intrigue to a flight.
An Airline Pilot’s Sun ‘n Fun Trek
With Lakeland only a short distance from our home in Florida by car or air, attending Sun ‘n Fun Aerospace Expo is a no-brainer.
Engine Troubleshooting in Double Time
With my Piper Arrow loaded to its full capacity of four people (including me, two journalists, and an environmental executive director), the Lycoming IO-360 engine decided it no longer wanted to participate at full power.
A Seat To Jump For
When jumpseating, it’s possible to run afoul of rules and etiquette, so it’s worth becoming familiar with the process early on.
