Do the Pilots of Dunkirk Defy the Laws of Physics? 
Cessna Caravan Receives FAA, EASA Certification For Garmin G1000 NXi 
American Legend Reveals the Enhanced Super Legend XP 
AirVenture Attendees Offered Discounted 172, 182 Parachute Systems 
Kitfox Aircraft Reveals the 2017 Speedster 
FAA Signs Aviation Safety Agreement With Singapore 
Workhorse is Bringing Their SureFly Helicopter to EAA AirVenture 2017 
Replacement AD for Piper Cherokee Oil Cooler Hose Assembly Issued 
Flight Lesson Journal: Falling in Love with the Piper Cherokee
While the Instructors Away, the Student Pilots Will Play! A Great Lesson in the Piper Cherokee [This is the 14th in a series of …
Flying
Articles is this category provide information about the operation of general aviation aircraft and the art and lifestyle of flying them.
Preventing Loss of Control In Flight
Ensuring Flight Safety and Preventing Loss of Control In Flight is the Duty of the PIC A few years ago, the FAA emphasized “Runway …
Handling In-Flight Emergencies: Are You Really Prepared?
Rod Machado’s new eLearning Course on in-flight emergencies is definitely an entertaining and educating course that offers valuable material for both student and certificated …
Using the Airplane Squawk Sheet and Squawk Etiquette
To Squawk or Not to Squawk, That is the Question – When are squawks necessary, and what should you include on the airplane squawk …
Flight Lesson Journal: Reno-Stead Airport and Flying in Turbulence
Over the Mountains and Through the Wind; To Reno-Stead Airport We Go! [This is the 13th in a series of articles detailing my journey …
Flight Training and How to Survive the Learning Plateau
With flight training, anticipate the learning plateau. Aviation is full of plateaus so you better get used to them. The wheels hit the runway …
Flight Lesson Journal: Dropping by Nervino Airport
A Student Pilot Visits a New Airport in Northern California to Practice Landings and Learns the Dangers of Being Hasty. [This is the 12th in …
Crosswind Landing: Using the Crab and Sideslip Techniques
With a little practice, it’s possible to keep the airplane within inches of the runway centerline during a crosswind landing. “Never fly with strangers, …
Flight Lesson Journal: With Landings, Consistency is Key
A CFI Drops Some Great Advice on a Low-Time Student Pilot- For Solo Landings, and Life [This is the 11th in a series of …
Earning a Black Belt in Stall Prevention
Through Coordination and G-Force Sensitivity, You Too Can Earn Your Black Belt in Stall Prevention! Featured Image: courtesy of Erik Brouwer, CC2 By the age …
