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Opinion

Gone, but not forgotten

By Jamie Beckett · June 23, 2020 ·

Take the stories of the lost and missing to heart. Let someone know where you’re going and plan carefully even for the most familiar flights you make over and over again.

The harmful impact of cold starts on your engine

By Ben Visser · June 22, 2020 ·

I usually recommend idling your engine until the oil temp goes up 30° to 50°, especially if you have a short taxi.

Questions from the Cockpit: Bizarre expiration dates

By William E. Dubois · June 21, 2020 ·

As a side note, it amuses me that for one minute twice a year, both the expiring and replacement charts are simultaneously valid.

One Pilot’s View: To fly or not to fly?

By General Aviation News Staff · June 18, 2020 ·

Always ask yourself the correct question: Is there a good, solid reason for me not to fly? If no, go to the airport and fly.

Ask Paul: Why is my #3 cylinder running hotter than the others?

By Paul McBride · June 17, 2020 ·

I’m suspicious of a partially blocked #3 cylinder fuel nozzle.

The tolerance it takes

By Jamie Beckett · June 16, 2020 ·

I’m enjoying my time in the air. Allowing myself the freedom to be under control and within limits, while not stressing about being perfect.

And now for some good news

By Ben Sclair · June 14, 2020 ·

There’s a lot of good things happening in the private aviation world. And for that, I’m thankful. Onward.

People, not machines

By Jamie Beckett · June 9, 2020 ·

Aviation is transformative for people from every walk of life.

Designing aircraft for the U.S. Army Air Service in 1922

By Frederick Johnsen · June 7, 2020 ·

In the 19 years since the Wrights first flew, the design of aircraft was being codified and quantified with precision.

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