Zenith Aircraft continues to top the list of top selling experimental LSA.
Opinion
Are you a disciple?
Merriam-Webster defines disciple as “one who accepts and assists in spreading the doctrines of another, such as a convinced adherent of a school or individual.” I’ll add one more to the end of the definition…or flight. For many of us, we live and breath aviation. Especially that segment of aviation where we are in control. […]
B-25 Mitchell played key role in Allied victory
North American built 9,800 B-25s between 1940 and 1945.
Inattention to detail
How we handle the distraction is far more important than the distraction itself. And that’s something worth thinking about and planning for.
Ask Paul: Why is the oil pressure dropping?
The problem in the overhauled Cessna 182 engine is the oil pressure drops gradually after a four to five minute run-up.
Is it time for a National Aviation Commission?
“Airport gridlock and congestion will worsen in the U.S. unless four new international airports are built to accommodate future demand.”
Questions from the Cockpit: Fill ‘er up
While self-serve gas stations for cars have been around since 1964, the first self-serve fuel for aviation wasn’t until 1987.
Flipping the script
Building an aircraft doesn’t have to be difficult. There will be challenges, sure. But help is always available.
A history of leaded fuels
As the piston aviation community faces the switch to unleaded fuel, it pays to know the history of avgas.