Consider, if you will, what the public perception of general aviation might be if average, everyday folks regularly ran into the opportunity to experience flight in the course of their normal activities. They could buy a flight for themselves. Or with a loved one. Or a friend.
For clarity’s sake
Whether in the air, on the ground, or even across the kitchen table, clear communication makes our lives better, safer, and more fulfilling.
Music on the wind
Flying and playing music have a lot in common, which means there is an untapped market of potential pilots.
The ability to fly is priceless
Learning to fly is expensive, but the value is too high to be measured in dollars.
The last of the fly-ins (for now)
“Buddy, if you can get someone to pay you to ride a motorcycle – sign up. That’s just about perfect.”
Girls, girls, girls
Jamie Beckett didn’t celebrate Girls in Aviation Day Oct. 13.
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.
Part-time work. Full-time satisfaction.
Just working part-time as a CFI helps general aviation, as well as your budget.