The 14th edition of the guide explains all the symbology for FAA sectionals and more.
Severe shaking linked to broken trim tab control rod
After trimming for level flight and while adjusting the prop for cruise, the Cessna 182 suddenly started shaking violently at a regular and high frequency.
Picture of the Day: On the lake
Doris Heilmann submitted this photo and note: “Otter seaplane at Lake Pau, Quebec, Canada.”
The music has stopped, we’re the last one standing
As of Aug. 30, 2021, the general aviation industry is left standing in the leaded fuel version of musical chairs.
Mountain-top airport reinvigorated
Volunteers from the Recreational Aviation Foundation spent a Saturday clearing trails near the airport in an effort to increase the number of planes arriving for hiking and camping.
FAA invests $85 million in Alaska airports
“Aviation is a way of life in America, and nowhere is this truer than in Alaska,” said FAA Administrator Steve Dickson. “These grants invest in the safety of Alaska’s airport infrastructure.”
Weather as living art
Upgrades to the lighted weather maps make them living art for aviation and weather enthusiasts.
Cessna 310 pilot runs the fuel tanks dry
The total loss of right engine power due to fuel starvation and the pilot’s improper fuel management.
Picture of the Day: First flight
Hal Denton submitted this photo and note: “I had the opportunity to take Ella Donahoe, 6, on her first flight. While she did not understand why I could not take her to space, she was thrilled to have lifted off the earth. Her mom rode along in the front seat. Next time it will be Ella’s turn in the front.”