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Opinion

Because the impossible became practical

By Jamie Beckett · July 24, 2018 ·

Backlit Cessna 152. Photo by markus53 on Pixabay.

Flying hasn’t always been practical, but today, it can be. And oftentimes is.

Stand up

By Jamie Beckett · July 17, 2018 ·

“It costs no more to offer excellent customer service than it does to offer lousy customer service.”

Why general aviation liability insurance is so high

By Ben Visser · July 16, 2018 ·

A lack of knowledge of general aviation, as well as aircraft technology, often leads to juries awarding huge sums to plaintiffs, even when a plane crash isn’t the fault of the manufacturer.

Tips to get the best answers from experts at air shows

By Paul McBride · July 15, 2018 ·

Many of you from around the world will soon be heading to EAA AirVenture 2018. There’s no better place than Oshkosh and other air shows to speak directly to the experts to get answers to your technical questions about your aircraft and your engines. But you have to be armed with some information to get […]

Never too late to share a lesson learned

By Ben Sclair · July 12, 2018 ·

More than 11 years later, “A Lesson Learned” is just as applicable today as it was in 2007.

Like a six year old with a new toy

By Jamie Beckett · July 10, 2018 ·

Maybe there is something to putting a decal on your plane.

Back to the Future: InnovAviation’s FX-1

By Dan Johnson · July 9, 2018 ·

In the late 1990s, the Italian JetFox 97 flew as an evolved ultralight-style aircraft. The two-seat design resembled the American FlightStar, which sold around 1,000 units in all configurations. Unlike Flightstar, JetFox 97 fully enclosed the engine and cabin, giving it a more finished look. Instead of the simple tail boom on Flightstar, the European […]

Vintage and vanishing military helicopters

By Frederick Johnsen · July 8, 2018 ·

The use of helicopters in the U.S. Air Force predates the Air Force as a separate service. In World War II, limited numbers of Sikorsky R-4s flew for the Army Air Forces. But with the separation of the Air Force from the Army in 1947, both branches of the military coveted helicopters to do certain […]

The flip side of Sinek

By Jamie Beckett · July 3, 2018 ·

In 2009 a not particularly well-known Simon Sinek stood up at a TEDx event in Puget Sound and dropped a new way of thinking on his audience. Simon postulated that greatness in any industry, with any new product or service, starts with the founder and their team knowing why they do what they do, and […]

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