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Opinion
Questions from the Cockpit: A matter of law
In July’s column we took a look at why captains sit in the left-hand seat, which ended up generating a lot of reader speculation that it might have had something to do with right-of-way rules, which in turn generated a lot of requests that we look at the origins of today’s right of way rules. […]
Lessons learned: A ‘new’ way to brief a flight
“Students with sim experience are far ahead of those without.”
The wisdom of the ages
What’s your favorite aviation expression?
Mostly good news out of Oshkosh
EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2019 was an excellent show, with plenty of good news for GA.
Ask Paul: Can I run a constant speed propeller on my engine?
Lycoming has a Service Instruction to answer that question.
Aviation goes to school
High school students will be exposed to aviation in a positive light.
Douglas C-1 heads the Air Force transport family tree
In the history of the Air Force, the old Douglas C-1 of the 1920s was cast as a supporting player.
Ask Paul: Do I really need to change the oil in my rebuilt engine after just five hours?
Oil is one of the least expensive things you can put in your engine,