Features
Article: Flying Vintners
John Trefethen, whose ...
Article: Tuskegee Tradition
Their legacy is one ...
Article: The Bears Of Kamchatka
For Charlie Russell and Maureen Enns, it had been a...
Article: Flying The Yukon Quest
The sun isn’t ...
Article: The Search For Amelia
Lady Lindy always ...
Article: The Leeward Air Ranch
Jimmy Leeward really never had much of a...
Article: The Men Behind The Lens
There it sits, waiting, a latency of...
Article: A New Kind Of Air Racing
Reno 2004: The single red and blue airplane comes...
Article: Escorted Adventures
Bob and Jill Blettner flew from Wisconsin down to Key West, Fla., in their...
Article: Burt Rutan
Before pilot Brian Binnie soared and flew right into world...
Article: 60 Years After
Paul Tibbets joined the Army Air Corps at ...
Article: Flying In Europe
When the chance came to fly a Cirrus across Europe, it would be an...
Article: Crossing The Atlantic In A Single
High and wide, we cruise above...
Article: Double Trouble
The P-51 Mustang is almost...
Article: Racing Bobby Unser
There were surprises. It only took...
Article: See Italy By Seaplane
Cesare Baj dropped the first notch of flaps on the Lake Buccaneer...
Article: From The Editor: GA Popularity Contest
When I was a kid in grade school, I had this friend named Jonathan Meyer. His dad was a minister and had a collection of Revolutionary War–era muskets, flintlocks and a blunderbuss. That name alone was enough to get us kids laughing. One day, the...
Article: Is General Aviation Losing The Popularity Contest?
You remember, don’t you,...
Article: CHiPs In The Sky
California’s state police have used fixed-wing aircraft to...
Article: The Aviation Storyteller
For Greg Herrick, collecting airplanes seems...
Article: Across The Nile
The Great Rift Valley is one of the biggest...
Article: It's Aerotrekking
Out the window, there’s not a hint of light ...
Article: Cavanaugh’s Flight Through Time
Jim Cavanaugh has a habit of starting small a...
Article: Logbook Love Affair
You don’t have to have lived very long to...
Article: Cowboy Christmas
Champion calf roper K.C. Jones is backing his horse, a brown-and-white paint named...
Article: Refueling The Tacos
From the cockpit jump seat of a 1954 Boeing KC-135...
Article: Bitten By The Viper
This is my “Maverick” moment, so I better not mak...
Article: From The Editor: Red-Tailed Angels
In what has turned into an unintentional theme this issue, I seem to have focused on, twice, people or groups that broke new ground in aviation. They were, in some way, told that they couldn’t or shouldn’t, or that it was unusual or possibly...
Article: Bad Girl
There I sat as the consequence of a...
Article: From The Editor: Watch This!
A few weeks ago, I was flying from L.A. to the Bay Area for an afternoon with some friends in town from New York and Toronto. As we were cruising up the Salinas Valley on autopilot (the airplane, not me), listening to some tunes pumping from my iPod,...
