It’s time for GA to borrow from other industries to update its technology.
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The first shipboard aircraft landing and takeoff
Flying a First Curtiss pusher biplane, Eugene B. Ely successfully made the first landing on a warship.
Girls, girls, girls
Jamie Beckett didn’t celebrate Girls in Aviation Day Oct. 13.
Flying the new A32 Vixxen
The A32 Vixxen from Aeroprakt made its U.S. debut at the Midwest LSA Expo and our LSA expert says the company has a winner in the new model.
To build or not to build, that is the question
Once the decision to build a plane is made, it opens up a world of questions about which plane to build.
Something old, something new, something fantastic
No matter how many years we’ve been flying, there’s always something new we can learn.
The FAA is finally willing to discuss industry challenges
Oh wait, industry players have been “doing something” for years to stem the tide of pilot and mechanic shortage. And just in time, the FAA shows up to do what? Talk about the problem.
Sterile cockpit?
Human Factors columnist Jeffrey Madison explores the relationship between the sterile cockpit rule, flight instructing and PIC.
Part-time work. Full-time satisfaction.
Just working part-time as a CFI helps general aviation, as well as your budget.