Author: William Walker

As the Recreational Aviation Foundation turns 21, it looks to the next generation to carry on its mission. Source: general […]

Time spent with pilot John Hartz quickly reveals his preference for flying off the water and for doing it in […]

Forty-three Sykwagons and their owner/pilots attended the 2024 International 180/185 Club convention. Source: general aviationSkywagons drop in on Duluth

Moore County Airport (KSOP) is ready for an influx of airplanes when the U.S. Golf Championship takes off June 13. […]

Veteran seaplane pilot has a bit of advice for all general aviation pilots: “I encourage you to stop putting off […]

“At Triple Tree we make money to keep the lights on, pay for fertilizer, and keep our mowers running, but […]

Fans of Cessna’s 180/185 Skywagon might be surprised to learn that some of the most outstanding refurbished versions of their […]

What is your definition of a perfect flying day? Mine is a cross-country that includes a get-together with fellow aviators […]

When long-time pilot and General Aviation News writer Bill Walker decided to keep a log to document how aviation affects […]

Todd Givens, owner of Ace Basin Aviation Academy at KRBW is an expert in tailwheel flying instruction. “I only train […]