I’ll be honest and tell you I’m not sure, but let’s get back to some basic troubleshooting and see where it leads us.
Aviation News
Video: Tornado destroys airport, 40 airplanes
A new video documents the damage from a tornado at KEUF.
Migratory Bird Fly-In slated at 9I0
An upcoming fly-in will get you up close with hundreds of thousands of migrating birds.
New replacement exhaust systems offered for Cessna T206, T207, and T210
AWI now sells complete exhaust system replacements for the standard and modified turbo-charged models of the Cessna 206, 207, and 210.
CFIT WINGS webinar slated for March 11
An FAA WINGs webinar, “Controlled Flight Into Terrain — Never Say Never!,” will be held March 11.
Dangerous training techniques fatal for two
Probable cause: The pilots’ decision to perform flight training maneuvers at low airspeed at an altitude that was insufficient for stall recovery. Contributing to the accident was the flight instructor’s inappropriate use of non-standar
Picture of the Day: Where it all begins
Don January submitted the following photo and note: “Sharing the living space with a newborn aircraft, a Taylor mono plane in the basement. It is wonderful to go to sleep with the smell of new cut wood and fresh mixed Epoxy. GA aircraft are the fleet of the world but those little homebuilts are where […]
Shaking the bent metal blues
As PIC your job is not to save the airplane. Your goal is to secure the safety of your passengers and crew.
RAF asks for $2.50 per pilot for USFS, BLM budgets
Few of us truly know how the federal budgetary sausage is made. The five-minute video clip (above) sheds a bit of light on the process. Thank you to both Chuck and John for your ongoing efforts.