I would like to propose that the value of general aviation in these increasingly expensive times is more valuable than […]
Author: Jamie Beckett
The burden of opinion
Opinions are unique, totally dependent on the perspective of the individual, and of limited value to the millions of other […]
The dos and don’ts of talking on the radio
The FAA provides guidance to pilots about talking on the radio — guidance that is too often misunderstood, unknown, or […]
A bit of restraint goes a long way
This one’s all about improving the success rate of the 51% of the population we’ve done such an exceptional job […]
A correlation worth noting
This past week an inexcusably argumentative exchange between a controller and a pilot, a Certificated Flight Instructor, made its way […]
Selfless collaboration beats selfish competition every time
Aviation is a relatively small but absolutely vital industry. For many of us general aviation is the entry point to […]
Homeward bound
No matter how much fun you have at an airshow, the trip home is always a welcome time. Source: general […]
Some limits are made to be exceeded
You never too young — or too old — to learn how to fly. The only thing stopping you is […]
Something old, something new-ish
Breaking in a new engine requires heightened focus, along with some parameters for the first few hours of flight: Stay […]
Is this work or playtime?
For someone whose labors are often indistinguishable from what most folks would consider playtime, the desire to lay low, to […]