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April 2005

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Aircraft

1952 Cessna 195 B Businessliner
2005 New Piper Mirage
by Staff
Flying for Peanuts
Here are 10 great aircraft starting at $10,000
by Douglas Colby, Bud Corban & Bill Cox
Straight Talk From Lycoming
The largest piston-engine maker to introduce diesel & other designs
by Wayne Rash, Jr.
The Inimitable Cessna 195
To many, she’s the most beautiful taildragger of all time
by Scott Perdue
The Malibu Turns 21
A birthday celebration for the airplane that invented the concept of the pressurized cabin-class single
by Bill Cox

Proficiency

Directional Control On Takeoff
Second only to landings, problems at the beginning of the flight offer a multitude of challenges
by Ron Fowler
Flight Planning, The Airline Way
Since air carriers fly night and day all over the world, they know how to prepare efficiently
by David Ison

Pilot Talk

It’s The Pitts
Flying this aerobatic trainer across the Southwest makes for a fun and wild ride
by Bill Cox
Pedal To The Metal
Using too much rudder can create structural in-flight failures
by Peter Katz
Yesteryear
Making friends with those who share the same passion for flight is time well spent
by Budd Davisson

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