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It’s an issue practically all of us must address at one time or another. Virtually every pilot’€”student, private, commercial or ATP’€”dreams of owning an airplane.

Fifty years of continuous production point out the importance of a twin turbine.

Alleviating a non-pilot’s fears of little airplanes

Current ELT systems can make life difficult for search and rescue

When do you get too old to be a prodigy?

As the warm weather arrives, your airplane’s performance can really suffer

A buyer’s guide to the latest must-have gear for aviators

Final numbers for general aviation’s 2004 financial year have been released by the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA), and the news is great. Piston singles sales hit a 20-year high. “Bonus depreciation, coupled with the continuing growth of the U.S. economy helped make 2004 a turning point for our industry,” says GAMA chairman Jim Schuster.

After drawing and building airplanes all his life, this genius’ designs are getting out of this world.

Taking full advantage of being a pilot in Central America