Piney Pinecreek Border Airport (48Y) is on the border… literally. Land on its 3,297-foot long runway and you can elect […]
Pictures of the day: Honorary Cub fly-over
Annemarie Bain sent in these photos of a Piper J-3 Cub fly-over, held Jan. 2 in honor of Sgt. Louis Bonacasa, […]
I’m already registered
The FAA has never shown interest in the airspace below the top of the 100-plus-foot tall evergreen trees that surround […]
Hands on with the FAA’s new B4UFLY drone app
Last May, the FAA released a beta version of B4UFLY, a free app which promised drone pilots a fast and […]
January in Aviation History
“January Firsts & Records” • Jan 30 1916 – The first flight of the German dirigible Zeppelin LZ60 (LZ90). • […]
Picture of the day: Passing on the passion
Eric Hummel, a CFI at the East Hill Flying Club at Ithaca-Tompkins Regional Airport (KITH) in Upstate N.Y., captured t his photo […]
In my opinion…
Recently, while covering the subject of Part 91 regulations with a crowd of general aviation enthusiasts, I posed this question: […]
Dual releases new portable ADS-B receiver
Most pilots know the Dual Electronics company for their small, red, wireless GPS receiver – one of the first Bluetooth […]
Pictures of the day: Pilots N Paws
James Kleen of Shellman Bluff, Georgia, recently sent in these photos of two passengers he recently had aboard his RV-8 […]
Global growth phenomenon
Now that 2015 has entered the history books, we will slowly begin to see statistics for the year. My guess […]