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Article: Flying The Corridors

V­FR corridors have served an important function in U.S. airspace since the creation of the old TCAs (Terminal Control Areas) and TRSAs (Terminal Radar Service Areas), now less telegraphically renamed Class B and Class C airspace, respectively.

Article: Best Of The West!

One of the great benefits of general aviation is having easy access to spectacular destinations around the world. One of the great...

Article: Formation Flying! Part II

Formation flying is a dangerous and, for me, compellingly beautiful and engaging experience. Formation flying is a dangerous and, for...

Article: WAAS

The benefits of...

Article: A New License To Learn

Article: First 500 Feet, Part I: Engine Failure!

Article: Weather In The Cockpit

Article: The Last 50 ft.

When...

Article: Controlling Control Pressure

Article: Going The Distance

As pilots,...

Article: Glass-Cockpit Blackout

The NTSB doesn’t just investigate...

Article: True Confessions

If aviation...

Article: The Go/No-Go Decision In Winter

It had been a long day. It...

Article: Weather Encounters

There’s never b...

Article: Flight Planning In The Real World

Article: Waking Up To Fatigue

The FAA is paying renewed attention to human fatigue in...

Article: Turbocharger Trouble

You may already...

Article: The Accelerated Stall

The accelerated stall usually surprises a pilot...

Article: Wings In The Wilderness

The runway lights are still on at...

Article: Tiger Or Demon In Your Tank?

Misfueling occurs when the wrong...

Article: Tight Is Right

It has been said that oil is the blood of an...

Article: Getting Out Alive

Few topics in aviation are as popular as...

Article: Avoiding CFIT Incidents

The NTSB began 2008 by issuing a Safety Alert aimed at...

Article: LSA Safety

We seem to be at the dawn of a new era of hope for general...

Article: Knowing The NOTAMs

Accident investigators sometimes discover that pilots don’t have...

Article: Worst-Case Weather Scenarios

There is absolutely no excuse for...

Article: The Go/No-Go Decision

The difference between a safe pilot and one with an enhanced chance of becoming an accident statistic often is found ...

Article: Top 10 Pilot Errors

One of the most disturbing statistics about general-aviation accidents is that more than 75% of them are made...

Article: Avoiding Midair Collisions

It was over so fast, it was almost as if it hadn’t h...

Article: The Go/No-Go Decision

Every pilot has his own tolerance for risk, but most of us who fly ferry across the oceans on a semi-regular basis have developed our own set of guidelines for when we will or won’t fly. We l...

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