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Opinion

Tips to ensure top quality jet fuel

By Ben Visser · November 21, 2024 ·

The main quality concern for jet fuel is water, just like with avgas. But there are some additional concerns.

The curious appeal of fantasy

By Jamie Beckett · November 19, 2024 ·

There is a place in this world for fantasy. Yet if any of us yearn for real adventure or if we want to travel in space and visit distant interstellar bodies, that opportunity exists in real life. General aviation may be the best doorway to that life, as it has been for many decades now.

How would you respond?

By Ben Sclair · November 18, 2024 ·

Rich Stowell. Complexity.

A 10-year-old on the radio states, “the pilot has passed out! A horn is going off and the plane is shaking! What do I do?”

Is it risky to fly with a recently overhauled engine?

By Paul McBride · November 17, 2024 ·

Do you see elevated risk in flying a plane right after an engine overhaul?

What a busy industry we are

By Ben Sclair · November 13, 2024 ·

When compared to home renovation or automobiles or boating or any number of other industries, general aviation is a pretty small segment of the economy, no matter it is sliced. But we are an active bunch.

An open hangar door, a new life

By Jamie Beckett · November 12, 2024 ·

Having been present at her first day in an aircraft hangar and being trusted to serve as her first CFI for that familiarization flight, it’s been my honor to watch this girl grow from a dreamer to a doer.

Ask Paul: What is the best EGT?

By Paul McBride · November 10, 2024 ·

Our engines expert says: Let me begin by telling you a very simple rule when it comes to leaning.

Draw a line and respect it

By Jamie Beckett · November 5, 2024 ·

In extreme cases I can lose as much as 50% of my field of vision. That’s not good for collision avoidance. It might make it impossible for me to read a gauge or change to a specific radio frequency. In short, it puts me in an unsafe condition. And that’s enough for me to pull the plug on a career that I’ve loved so deeply for all these years.

Human Factors: A poorly-timed thumb’s up

By William E. Dubois · November 4, 2024 ·

There are only two types of pilots in the world: Those who have left the wheel chocks in place and those who will.

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