You’re not cool if you fly off without the information you need to know before you go.
Opinion
Designers scrambled into the Jet Age after World War II
In the years after World War II, it was relatively easy to build a few prototypes, but few went into long-term production.
Snapshots
The memories of friends and shared experiences are a big part of what life is all about.
New LSA: East meets West
Diversity is a hallmark of the Light-Sport Aircraft sector. What a great time to be a pilot.
Getting there
When it comes to getting there, safety is my primary goal.
The serendipity of a random conversation
“For however much automation has helped the airline passenger by increasing safety it has had some negative consequences,” said interviewee and author William Langewiesche. “In this case it’s quite clear that these pilots had had experience stripped away from them for years.”
Fill that empty seat
An empty seat is a wasted opportunity.
Distraction: Tow bars
Distraction is the common theme of 18% of the almost 700 NASA reports on general aviation tow bar incidents
Why vs. why not
What is the point of not providing services to customers in a business that is entirely based on customer service?