Our fuels expert lists the many advantages general aviation could reap with new technology engines, like those used by the auto industry.
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Pilot Perspectives: Budd Davisson
“The FAA is big on standardized flight training, but my argument is show me a standardized student,” Davisson says.
For clarity’s sake
Whether in the air, on the ground, or even across the kitchen table, clear communication makes our lives better, safer, and more fulfilling.
Did you take a great photo this year?
Fire up that computer or smartphone and find THAT photo. We want to share them with our tens of thousands of readers.
Music on the wind
Flying and playing music have a lot in common, which means there is an untapped market of potential pilots.
What’s the best way to treat a rebuilt engine?
Engine expert Paul McBride gives some advice on how to take care of a rebuilt Lycoming IO-360-A1A.
One of a million different paths to aviation
For some pilots, the path to becoming a pilot starts with – or is greatly helped by – Mom.
Throwing cold water on fires
Air tankers have evolved since they were first used in 1937.
The ability to fly is priceless
Learning to fly is expensive, but the value is too high to be measured in dollars.