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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.

In search of ‘school-worthy’ parts

By Ben Sclair · February 3, 2022 ·

A brilliant idea. No doubt many of us have collected random parts in the hopes of returning them to airworthy status. Now, they could be something even better: “School-worthy.”

KRHV has been a target for decades

By Ben Sclair · February 2, 2022 ·

Makes me think, the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Toys are not just for kids

By Jamie Beckett · February 1, 2022 ·

My intent was to pick up a toy airplane. That’s all. It would take 10 minutes I thought. I’d be in, out, and on my way in no time. How hard could it be to find and buy a toy airplane after all?

Creating another path to the flight deck

By Ben Sclair · January 27, 2022 ·

Personally, I think the Next Generation Aviation Academy is great idea and hope that first baby step with both the airlines and the banks becomes a reality.

It takes a crooked tail to fly a straight line

By Frederick Johnsen · January 26, 2022 ·

Some airframe designers have built in offset for the vertical fin to help compensate for the phenomena that move an airplane’s direction of flight to the left.

An aviation career is more than a numbers game 

By Jamie Beckett · January 25, 2022 ·

For many aeronautical hopefuls, the idea of securing a spot in the left seat of an airliner represents the golden ring of career attainment. To be in command of an airliner and draw the platinum plated paychecks that come with that position is so appealing to some of us that we miss the opportunity to smell the flowers along the way. Or the Je-tA.  

One-of-a-kind resource in affordable aviation launches

By Dan Johnson · January 24, 2022 ·

Part 103 aircraft are the heart of affordable aviation. And now LSA expert Dan Johnson has created a list of all the Part 103 aircraft available to make finding the right one for you just a bit easier.

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