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Opinion

Top-selling LSA in 2021

By Dan Johnson · February 23, 2022 ·

Zenith once again tops the list of best-selling light-sport aircraft, with Rans No. 2 in homebuilt aircraft. Van’s RV-12 took the top spot as the #1 fully-built LSA.

Can you crowdfund a flight training scholarship?

By Jamie Beckett · February 22, 2022 ·

Learning to fly is expensive, but if a community comes together and everyone donates just a little, that could easily pay for the flight training for a new pilot every year.

Bulldozers target VNY

By Ben Sclair · February 21, 2022 ·

As for those bulldozers heading to VNY, I wish them blue skies and tailwinds.

Why is my engine running differently than most others?

By Paul McBride · February 20, 2022 ·

I have had help from two different aircraft mechanics and they shake their heads. The don’t understand it. What is it with my engine that makes it run differently from most other engines? Have I overlooked something? Expert advice is needed.

Hire a CFI who works for you

By Jamie Beckett · February 15, 2022 ·

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The responsibility of picking a good CFI lies squarely on the shoulders of the customer, so pick your CFI wisely. They work for you, after all. Hire well.

Multigrade vs. single grade oil: Which is best for your airplane?

By Ben Visser · February 14, 2022 ·

It’s the most often-asked question for our expert: What oil should I use in my airplane. Is a multigrade oil better? What about a single grade oil? And will switching between the two harm my engine?

Calls to close KHFD ignore the true value of the airport

By Jamie Beckett · February 8, 2022 ·

What is often missed when calculating the value of a facility like Brainard Airport is its educational and vocational worth. Its profound capacity to create opportunity for individuals young and old, from all walks of life, who choose to involve themselves in aviation as a hobby or a career, is undeniable.

Questions from the Cockpit: Going to the dogs

By William E. Dubois · February 7, 2022 ·

Sandra, a private pilot from Arkansas, writes: As I was flying into a small Class-D airport the other day, I heard the controller tell another airplane to fly a “dog-leg” to the runway. What the heck is that? I can’t find it in the Pilot/Controller Glossary.

One Pilot’s View: Memorial flight

By Loran Maloney · February 6, 2022 ·

If someone has inspired you, or helped make your life better, thank them NOW while they can appreciate it, rather than speak kindly about them after they fly west (or east for that matter). Showing up at the funeral and telling the family what a great person the deceased was is not the same.

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