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Opinion

What engines could the B-17 use?

By Frederick Johnsen · September 26, 2021 ·

The melodious Wright Cyclone motors of a stock B-17 confirm their ability to power this classic bomber. But the airframe proved capable of adapting other engines for other purposes.

A step in the right direction for unleaded fuels

By Ben Visser · September 22, 2021 ·

In the roughly 25 years that the GA community has been trying to find an unleaded alternative to 100LL avgas, GAMI’s new unleaded fuel is the first promising step in the right direction.

Wrestling with priorities

By Jamie Beckett · September 21, 2021 ·

Everyone who flirts with the aeronautical arts and sciences gets a crash course in financial management, whether they want it or not. Bottom line: It takes money to fly. But make no mistake, every one of us has the capacity to earn, save, and spend the requisite amount to achieve our dreams of flight.

A first step is required to start any long journey

By Ben Sclair · September 20, 2021 ·

One of the challenges of electric aviation will be charging the aircraft. A new partnership between Eviation Aircraft and Clay Lacy is the first step towards conquering those challenges.

Questions from the Cockpit: A toast to the law

By William E. Dubois · September 19, 2021 ·

While pilots have to report getting caught driving under the influence, what about other alcohol-related troubles? And why does the FAA care about our drinking behavior?

A few can make a big difference

By Ben Sclair · September 15, 2021 ·

Taking someone for their first flight is a wonderful thing to do. I’ve made many such flights. But finding those who are truly interested in taking the next step, and nurturing them along the way, is a higher calling.

Advice to CFIs: Hush

By Jamie Beckett · September 14, 2021 ·

CFIs often act as if they aren’t teaching if they aren’t talking. A more productive course of action might be to put greater emphasis on the pre-flight brief and the post-flight debrief. In between, allow the student the space to absorb the situation, analyze their own performance, and fix their own problems.

Fly the airplane

By Jamie Beckett · September 7, 2021 ·

It’s a great flight. My first from the left seat in this particular airplane. There will be many more in the years to come. But I will remember on each flight, in any aircraft, no matter how much instrumentation is available or unavailable to me, keep the distractions to a minimum, enjoy the ride, and always remember to fly the airplane.

A meal is the mother of invention

By Ben Sclair · September 6, 2021 ·

Eating a meal or looking out the window using binoculars without thinking about losing directional control is the genesis of the Auto Yoke Project idea.

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