May 2009 NOTAMS
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News
We keep you up to date on the latest news about personal flying and share incisive, relevant opinion on this ever changing activity.
Fly The Bahamas
For many pilots, it’s a rite of passage; for others, it’s their daily work. Some are fearful at …
Lancair Evolution: Revolutionary Homebuilt
When I flew my first homebuilt in 1973, a VariViggen with designer Burt Rutan in the second seat, the whole …
More Than Monitoring
While I was at an FBO at the Westchester County Airport north of New York City a couple of days …
Protecting Kenya’s National Parks
I often wear a little leather choker with two bronze elephant tusks. I picked it up a few years ago …
From The Editor: Low & Slow
You’d normally find her looping and rolling at 250 mph in front of thousands of spectators at the industry …
Blimpin’
As I drive down the 405 freeway toward the Goodyear Blimp Base in Gardena, Calif., I can’t help but …
Why Retract?
My first airplane was a retractable, but it was sometimes hard to tell. It was a purely stock 1946 Globe …
Early-Morning Cockpits
As I was out walking this morning, my brain, as is usually the case, decided to go somewhere else so …
Light-Sport Chronicles: CSI Insurance: Excogitations On LSA Crashes, Part 1
Tooling around the Sebring U.S. Sport Aviation Expo (check out my blog, Light-Sport Hangar Flyin’), I ran into …
