Sweet Staggerwing Music: A Work Of Art Flying By
You will love this short fly-by video, but probably not as much as the baby at the end does.
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The Kobe Crash A Year Later And What To Expect In The NSTB Report
The crash of the Sikorsky S-76 helicopter rocked the world of aviation, sports, entertainment and, well, just about everything.
How To Land A J-3 (And how to video it, too!)
This great short video of a Cubbie coming in for a landing on a winter day shows some true taildragger skills. The camera work’s top-notch, too!
The Roundup of This Week‘s Big Stories in Aviation
New Leadership in Washington, D.C., scary AD on PA-28s, Indonesia crash theory emerges, and much, much more.
An AD From Hell On Piper PA-28s
The newly published Airworthiness Directive is draconian. It could send a lot of planes to the wrecking yard.
Going Direct: Despite COVID surge, Sun ‘n Fun Plans For In-Person Event Going Forward
The annual show draws many tens of thousands of attendees. Can it happen safely? We don’t see how.
Plane & Pilot Photo of The Week: Flying In Mittens
Who else? Bernie! The meme to end all memes has come to aviation. And we love it!
Going Direct: Airline Flying Gets Dubious Distinction
What’s the least diverse well-paying job in America? Flying an airliner.
New All-Time Speed Record Using A Really Weird Method
A few days ago a group of dynamic soaring R/C aircraft enthusiasts set a new (there’s no sanctioning organization) speed record by using a method that sailplane pilots and birds know but that the rest of us powered-plane fanatics are sadly unaware. The method is called dynamic soaring, and the concept is actually pretty simple, […]
Wait for It”¦ De Havilland Beaver Flies Into The Sunset”¦ Did We Mention, Wait for It?
Cruise lines are trying to stop this video! Not really. But we promise it will make you want to go flying, even more than you already do.
