A STOL Fatality and Why We Should Never Ask the FAA for More Regulation
After a fatal crash in Nebraska, STOL events are under the microscope. Let’s hope the FAA doesn’t decide …
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After a fatal crash in Nebraska, STOL events are under the microscope. Let’s hope the FAA doesn’t decide …
It’s not a big secret to me. They’re already here …
The order is part of a song and dance that airplane makers and their customers have been performing for decades …
Past legislative efforts designed to make the FAA less heavy handed have failed …
Let’s hope Plan B gets here soon …
Let’s be honest, there were nothing but elephants in that room …
And what that means for today and tomorrow …
The phasing out of 100LL, a process that is sadly only beginning now, is an opportunity to cast light aviation …
I wrote last year reminding people that we don’t report on any aviation records tied to being the youngest …
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