Why Every Pilot Should Take Acro
You may wonder about the benefits of aerobatics to general-aviation pilots, especially when most pilots’ main mission primarily consists …
Pia Bergqvist
The New Sport-Pilot License Is Here!
It took more than 2 ½ years to review the more than 4,700 comments on the Federal Aviation Administration’s …
Cockpit Career Update Part 3: The Future Of Pilot Careers
No one has the luxury of peering into a crystal ball, especially when it comes to predicting the future of …
Cockpit Career Update Part 2: Changes In Pilot Careers
United Air Lines recently put 100 aircraft on hold. But this isn’t an indication of pilot careers going down …
Cockpit Career Update Part 1: Is Now The Time To Prepare For An Airline Job?
After September 11, pilot careers in 2001 looked bleak. Newspaper articles confirmed the airlines were hemorrhaging red ink, thousands of …
Buyer’s Guide: The New Headsets
Over the last decade, headsets have become a mainstay for almost all aviators. A continuing flow of information on potentially …
Going Recreational In A Pilatus
 Pilots dream about having more than one airplane. They’d like one that’s comfortable and fast for serious cross-countries and another that’s nimble enough to even play in the dirt for the sheer fun of flying. As long as we’re dreaming, let’s include a ridiculously huge useful load, enough to carry a boatload of friends or family, and whatever toys and goodies the mission requires. |
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Buyer’s Guide: Gotta-Have-It Cockpit Gear
Believe it or not, there are still lots of pilots out there who are flying without a GPS. There are …
