There’s an Art to Making Crosswind Landings
So many schools of thought exist, but personal choice leans toward the slip.
Martha Lunken
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Mulling the Missing in Aviation Halls of Fame
Honoring worthy individuals certainly has its place, but there remain so many unsung heroes.
Protecting Yourself From FAA Actions Isn’t Hard
Prudent initial response to the investigation is sometimes just ‘name, rank, and serial number.’
Hero Worship: Airline Pilots Will Always Be Worthy of Utmost Respect
Next, younger generation of carrier aviators don’t seem to have the same attitude as the ones who came before.
Inspections, Violations, and Breaking the Law
A longtime pilot recalls that first ‘criminal’ offense.
Mac’s Air Service Has Come a Long way
Old friend now boasts a sweet all-purpose flight operation in Ohio.
Ultimate Issue: The Connection Between Airports and God’s Acres
There are many places where runways share space with cemeteries.
On the ‘Bax’ Foot: A Lifelong Writer Tackles the Spoken Word
Quelling nerves over a rare public speaking engagement sparks memories of legendary FLYING writer Gordon Baxter.
Finding Wilbur Wright on the Wabash
In my travels, I did stumble onto another memory: a house between Mooreland and Millville, Indiana, with a sign indicating it as the birthplace of Wilbur Wright before the bishop and his family moved to Dayton, Ohio.
