Our fear is largely self-induced — and what we fear drives our thinking and how we behave.
Opinion
A little give and take never hurts
Your grandmother wasn’t wrong: Honey catches more flies than vinegar ever will.
Altitude treasure hunt
To find the answer to her question, It was time to look beyond the FAA to understand the FAA.
The entertaining and insightful conversation around Garmin’s Autoland
My favorite part of just about any story are the reader comments.
To your health
The barriers to getting into aviation are falling — or at least the fence that has kept folks out has been lowered, several gates have been left open, and the guard shack is only manned on a part-time basis.
Parks Air College in the 1920s: Build it, fly it, teach it
Parks’ bag of tricks included having students build aircraft that were used in the college’s flight training program.
There are moments…
There are moments of great beauty and wonder in the air. There are also moments of concern, with maybe a pinch of fear, lurking over the horizon.
Ask Paul: Can wide deck cylinders be used in my narrow-deck engine?
Would it be an option to install the wide deck version in this airplane or is that a bad idea?
Blue skies for LSA
The good news is that aircraft are selling and pilots are flying more than ever.