Cross-Country Flying Stories

It’s the oldest form of radio navigation, but ADF just can’t get no respect.

Santa Barbara to Sydney sounds like a long trip. You have no idea.

The wind can blow from any direction, and sometimes it just blows.

Mid-air collisions are rare and becoming more so with electronic TCAS systems, but every pilot should know how to look for other traffic

In a time of record-high prices for factory-fresh airplanes, the new vs. used discussion is more pertinent than ever

Some things you probably knew, and perhaps some you didn’t, about the development and implementation of GPS

Here’s how one pilot set the world prop/piston speed record and came to dominate unlimited air racing

Every March, these dogs demonstrate what it’s like to be the world’s most enthusiastic canines

If you fly piston singles most of the time, you need to understand and appreciate their amazing reliability

Technology and training have changed in the last 50 years, thank goodness