VFR
Who Can Act as Your Safety Pilot?
FAA regulations state an aviator in training can’t log time as a required crewmember for IFR practice.
Position Report vs. PIREP: The Essential Difference
One keeps air traffic control on track, and the other keeps you safe from weather.
All Pilots Could Benefit From IFR Refresher
There is a reason you earned that instrument rating.
Departure Separation: Waiting on Your Turn at the Runway
Try not to worry too much if you’re waiting a while to take off even though it’s not fun.
This 1969 Cessna 185E Skywagon Is a Rugged ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick
Classic bushplane offers a rare combination of utility and versatility, making it a dream for backcountry pilots.
Experience by the Numbers Makes a Difference
When it comes to logging cross-country distance, measure twice, fly once.
Somatogravic: All Was Well for a Pilot, and Then It Suddenly Wasn’t
Illusion can occur during rapid acceleration and deceleration in flight.
Chart Wise: Heber Valley, Utah (KHCR) RNAV GPS-A Rwy 22
This IFR arrival in the mountains takes concentration and skill.
Why Do Pilots Say ‘Winds Aloft Are True’ When Forecasts Are Often Inaccurate?
It’s important to remember that true north and magnetic north are not the same.