From The Editor: LSA, Turbines & ADS-B
Sport aviation continues to be an exciting and innovative sector of general aviation.
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From The Editor: Desert Flying
The vast Mojave Desert has a dramatic aviation history as a test bed for experimental military and civilian aircraft.
From The Editor: A Plane For Every Type Of Pilot
Our comprehensive 2015 Buyer’s Guide features aircraft for all kinds of pilots, from light-sport planes and single pistons to turboprops and jets.
From The Editor: Red Rock Country
Sedona, Ariz., is known for red rock formations that come alive in the low light of sunrise and sunset.
From The Editor: Aviating, Kiwi Style
New Zealand is known for its dramatic topographyâsnow-capped mountains, volcanoes, fjordsâand as pilots, we’re fortunate to experience natural beauty from the air.
From The Editor: Mentorship
It was one of the highlights of last year’s EAA AirVenture, so I eagerly signed up again this year: an afternoon spent mentoring three young women who have an interest in aviation photography.
From The Editor: Lengthen The Runway
When you’re a student pilot, everything in the airplane seems to happen at warp speed.
From The Editor: Five Airplanes, 35 Destinations
Circumnavigating the globe in your own airplane is the ultimate flying adventure, but such a large undertaking comes with challenges of piles of paperwork and local permissions.
From The Editor: Flying History
Each year, the Collings Foundation flies a selection of rare warbirds around the country, stopping at more than 110 towns.
