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Opinion

One question, many answers

By Ben Visser · August 29, 2024 ·

Asking technical experts the same question about exhaust valve recession problems with unleaded fuel and you’ll get a variety of answers — and each person is convinced they are right.

Supersonic soda for cola Concorde

By Frederick Johnsen · August 28, 2024 ·

One of the battles in the “cola wars” involved painting a Concorde supersonic transport in Pepsi colors.

Hyperbole and hokum in the air

By Jamie Beckett · August 27, 2024 ·

A well-managed traffic pattern can handle a dozen aircraft or more at one time without undue risk to safety or efficiency. Plug one ego-driven pilot into that scenario and things can get really exciting, really fast.

A proud passenger

By Ben Sclair · August 26, 2024 ·

It was an absolute joy to watch Brenna as pilot in command. From preflight to shutdown and securing of the aircraft — and everything in between — she was in command.

Partnerships for prosperity

By Jamie Beckett · August 20, 2024 ·

Many small GA airports are the home to a few dozen or maybe a couple hundred aircraft owners who use the facility with great affection but little beneficial impact to the public at large. That reality doesn’t bring joy to the hearts and minds of the folks who perceive their tax dollars as being wasted on grass cutting, taxiway refurbishment, or a new FBO building.

Questions from the Cockpit: Where’s the end of the TFR rainbow?

By William E. Dubois · August 19, 2024 ·

Henry, a private pilot in Pennsylvania, writes: So with the election coming up, it seems like TFRs are popping up like mushrooms. Those VIP ones are BIG. But here’s my question: I know if you have a TFR over your airport, and you are a GA pilot, you are pretty much grounded — but what about taxiways? Are the movement areas and ground operations also affected by the TFR?

Share the gift of communication

By Jamie Beckett · August 13, 2024 ·

We in the U.S. have the remarkable freedom to fly an aircraft from coast to coast in airspace that asks virtually nothing of us. We’re not required to communicate, so a disquieting number of us simply don’t.

An airplane for people who don’t fly airplanes

By Ben Sclair · August 12, 2024 ·

Personally, I’ve often wondered how an airplane would be designed if Orville and Wilbur had started their efforts today.

Congratulations Roger

By Ben Sclair · August 10, 2024 ·

Roger Dubbert named 2024 recipient of Spirit of Flight Award.

Roger Dubbert, the demo/test pilot at Zenith Aircraft Company, was named the 2024 recipient of the prestigious Spirit of Flight Award.

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