What It’s Like For Deadheading Pilots
For as long as there have been airline flights or railroad passages or ships sailing the ocean blue, there have …
Dustin Joy
Coming To Terms With The Autopilot
When I wrote my first article for Plane & Pilot, a meditation on flying for the airlines and reaching the …
Check Ride Tunnel Vision
Matt was nervous; that is to say, he was like every other flight student who has reached his solo stage …
Negotiations and Bad Decisions Lead to Adventurous Midnight Flight to Memphis
It was a dark and stormy night. Well, sorry, but it was. My crew and I were assigned to a …
The Joy Of Operating Machines
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Crew Members Need To Speak Up In The Cockpit
The most useless warning is one that never gets made …
Why Flying‘s Rewards are Worth the Pain of Training
Subscribe todayto Plane & Pilot magazine for industry news, reviews and much more! Like most pilots, my first few lessons …
The Old, Not So Bold Pilot
It was one of those days, a long one, replete with delays and crabby passengers and thunderstorms. After 12 hours …
Witness To An Accident
I almost saw a plane crash. Sadly, I don’t mean to say that there was almost a plane crash …
15,000 Hours
Sometime next month, I’ll write an entry in my logbook signifying that I’ve spent 15,000 hours flying …
