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Four legs, 52 flight hours in one of the world’s most comfortable’€”and slowest’€”turboprops

Being concerned is only logical, but we can’t let that rule our lives

We have met the enemy…and he is us

Since the devastating 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti in January, general aviation pilots have been making an increasingly positive impact in the troubled country; in some regions, GA relief flights are the only way aid is getting through.

The controllers are as crucial as the automation

A doctor accomplishes a childhood dream

Engineering whiz, airplane lover, LSA rule maker…founding father

How mountain flying meshes with primary training

The whole point of most airplanes is speed’€”except during landings

Perfect airplanes usually exist only in the eye of the beholder