None of us would start a flight knowing the aircraft has maintenance issues or was low on fuel or the weather was beyond our abilities.
Do you use GPS?
If you don’t use GPS, and I suppose there are a few who don’t, then this shouldn’t be a problem. But for the rest of us, this could be a big problem.
And now for some good news
There’s a lot of good things happening in the private aviation world. And for that, I’m thankful. Onward.
K-State to host UAS Virtual Academy
The online course, slated for June 22-26, 2020, is geared for 14 to 17 year olds.
Tips and advice for sharing your plane
Don’t let the idea of a failed attempt sideline you. After all, when we do a go-around, we don’t just throw our hands up and say, “forget it”. We try again.
Grounded, and that’s okay
I imagine Jack calling 800-COVID-19 over and over again, hoping for a much improved forecast. One that would allow for AirVenture 2020 to takeoff as planned.
Rainier Flight Academy hangs out shingle
“It’s the structure and the accountability of a university program, but recognizing that there’s a lot of individuals that, practically speaking, they have to work while they’re training.”
Aircraft construction manuals: Get ‘em while they’re hot…and free
B.C. Air designs aircraft models made from aluminum cans. Pick your can, pick your design, and get started.
You have a backup, right?
To be a backup, general aviation’s needs are not overwhelming. But our impact might just be the difference between life and death. Literally.