Pilot Stories Archives - Page 136 of 170

Is Glass Safer?

Making sense of the NTSB glass-cockpit report

Sharing The Passion

The mission to grow aviation

Zen & The Art Of Airplane Flying

Airplanes and motorcycles may be more alike than you think

The Courtesy Attitude

No one owns the sky, although some people think they do

From The Editor: Music To Fly By

First Titanic, then Avatar. Now the Horsemen. Renowned composer James Horner has taken his musical talents from Hollywood’s big screen to the world of aviation.

Light-Sport Chronicles: Profiles In Vision: Boris Popov

One disaster avoided, one vow made’many lives saved thereafter

Mustang Mystique

With a new musical score by James Horner, the Horsemen P-51 team rides anew

Monitoring What‘s Going On

Managing pilot workload

A Pure Form Of Flying

Stick and rudder in a glider

Light-Sport Chronicles: Gold Stars & Black Stars

Reviewing last year’s LSA accidents shows improvements…and shortcomings