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July 2004

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Proficiency

  • Challenge Yourself

    There are lots of ways to have more flying fun. But if you sign up for advanced ratings, you’ll also end up being a better pilot.

    by Douglas Colby
  • Cockpit Career Update Part 3: The Future Of Pilot Careers

    Last month, we covered the technological changes occurring in the industry today. In this final installment of our three-part series, we’ll discuss what you can expect in years to come.

    by Pia Bergqvist
  • Crosswind Landings FAQs

    Maintain and expand your skills by unraveling some frequently asked questions about this intricate technique

    by Ron Fowler

Pilot Talk

  • Checks & Balances

    Using average weights for calculations may not keep the aircraft within safe limits

    by Peter Katz
  • Procrastination

    If you’re dreaming of learning to fly someday, stop stalling and start now

    by Budd Davisson
  • Sporting Performances

    The NAA is leveling the playing field for pilots who would like to set national records

    by Bill Cox