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Opinion

A few rules about rules

By Jamie Beckett · June 25, 2019 ·

I hope that one day the entire rulebook for every aspect of our lives will boil down to three entries.

Questions from the Cockpit: Debunking left seat myths

By William E. Dubois · June 23, 2019 ·

There must be a logical reason the PIC seats in the left seat, right?

Just the facts

By Ben Visser · June 20, 2019 ·

Who wins in court cases involving general aviation? Attorneys and expert witnesses, while all of GA loses.

How to ask for help and get it

By Jamie Beckett · June 18, 2019 ·

I’ve got a fair amount of experience with folks asking for help in such inept ways, they never get it.

Do LSA make good trainers?

By Dan Johnson · June 17, 2019 ·

“The best trainers are light, small, maneuverable, frisky.”

When life isn’t blue sky and tailwinds

By Ben Sclair · June 13, 2019 ·

Sad news for GA with news of a fraudulent AME and a fire at the Belite factory.

Tigercat trike

By Frederick Johnsen · June 13, 2019 ·

One of the last piston-engine fighters, the F7F-3 boasted a top speed of 435 mph at 22,200′.

What are the risks of buying an infrequently used engine?

By Paul McBride · June 12, 2019 ·

Q: I’m considering buying a 2003 Socata Trinidad TB20 that has an extremely low time of just over 200 hours. A single owner purchased it new and obviously hasn’t flown it much. It has a 250-hp Lycoming IO-540 engine. The cylinder heads were nickel coated in 2017 after an inspection found pitting on the original […]

The key to our future lies in our past

By Jamie Beckett · June 11, 2019 ·

Could the Wright brothers have imagined their prototype Flyer would lead to aircraft that could cross continents and oceans carrying 100 people or more?

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