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David Morrell: Author, adventurer, aviator

By Joni M. Fisher · February 19, 2018 ·

At 74, Canadian David Morrell has a shelf of literary awards to go along with his 30-plus novels. Creator of the American icon Rambo, Morrell is well-known in publishing as a man who prefers intense first-hand research over library-based research. “In 2006, I started to write a novel, ‘The Shimmer,’ about the mysterious Marfa lights […]

Picture of the day: A foggy start to the day

By General Aviation News Staff · February 15, 2018 ·

Jeremy Casey sent in this photograph for Picture of the Day, explaining: “A Super Cub pilot preflights his plane at High Valley Airport in Suches, Georgia, for a morning flight as a thin layer of ground fog burns off in the north Georgia mountains.” Would you to like have your photo featured as Picture of […]

Survey finds test pricing highest in areas with higher training activity

By General Aviation News Staff · February 14, 2018 ·

Results of a January 2018 survey of pricing for FAA practical tests by the Flight School Association of North America has found that prices vary from region to region, with the highest prices reported in areas of higher training activity. “Higher test prices seem to be occurring in places where there is higher training activity, […]

The magic of making dreams come true

By Janice Wood · February 11, 2018 ·

This story was updated in 2023 to reflect the new name of the organization from Ageless Aviation Dreams to Dream Flights. Back in 2011, Darryl Fisher took a flight that changed his life — and the lives of thousands of veterans and senior citizens. On a cross-country trip in a Stearman with his father, Darryl […]

A Guide to Speaking Pilot

By General Aviation News Staff · February 10, 2018 ·

Pilots have their own way of speaking, which can be confusing for those new to general aviation community. The folks at US Sport Aircraft/Thrust Flight recently posted a video on YouTube, “Your Guide to Speaking Pilot,” which helps those new to our community figure out what everyone’s talking about. Check it out below:

Love is in the air — and on the water

By Janice Wood · February 8, 2018 ·

As Valentine’s Day approaches, men around the globe are preparing to ask the most important question of their lives: Will you marry me? And many who want to make the proposal unforgettable turn to the skies — and the seas. Seaplane tour operations around the country report an uptick in proposal flights around this time […]

Perlan Mission II prepares for takeoff

By General Aviation News Staff · February 8, 2018 ·

BRS Aerospace, a provider of aircraft parachute solutions for small aircraft, recently completed the installation of its custom ballistic whole aircraft parachute in the historic Perlan 2 experimental space glider as part of preparations for the 2018 season of Airbus Perlan Mission II. Last September, the Perlan 2 sailplane accomplished a record-setting powerless flight to […]

Awkward hellos and somber goodbyes

By Jamie Beckett · February 6, 2018 ·

Climbing into an airplane with the intent of getting airborne is an exciting endeavor. Even for those fortunate enough to have been doing this for years, it’s still a thrill. Yet our emotional response to flight isn’t always positive or uplifting. It’s those other reactions that really make this journey through an aeronautical life a […]

A veteran pilot’s favorite aircraft

By William Walker · February 4, 2018 ·

Longtime pilot Ken Haenlein’s favorite flights are at the controls of his 1941 Boeing Stearman over the pine-covered North Carolina Sandhill region. But his professional flying has always taken him a lot farther from home. Haenlein is owner and chief pilot of Time Saver Aviation, a Part 135 on-demand flying operation headquartered at Moore County […]

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