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There are ways to ensure your first visit to a frozen lake in the Midwest is safe and enjoyable. [Credit: Jim Stevenson]

Pilot’s Guide to Safe Frozen Lake Landings in the Midwest

Learn essential safety tips, ice thickness requirements, and gear for successful winter fly-ins on the region’s frozen lakes.

The Mackinac Bridge, which spans just under 5 miles, opened in 1957, connects the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan. [Credit: Neil Harris]

Flying Into Mackinac Island: A Pilot’s Guide to the Unique Challenges

Master the approaches to Michigan’s historic airport and explore the car-free charm of this top aviation spot.

The Husky fits into almost any environment, and is especially at home on a farm strip. [Credit: Jim Stevenson]

Flight Review: Unleashing the 200 HP Aviat Husky A-1C

Cayla McLeod puts the latest Aviat Husky to the test on Wisconsin’s grass strips, exploring rugged STOL performance.

Aviation YouTuber Trent Palmer’s Legend Nomad was built in northeast Texas by the American Legend Aircraft Co. [Credit: Hunter Minke]

Legend Nomad Review: Flying the 160 Horsepower ‘Fire-Breathing Dragon’

With a 6-second takeoff and a 1,500 fpm climb, the Rotax-powered Legend Nomad is redefining modern Cub aircraft.

Fulcher Field, a gravel strip in Terlingua, is visible below the Luscombe’s right wing. [Credit: Hannah Gentiles]

Flying Big Bend: A Pilot’s Guide to Lajitas, Terlingua, and Beyond

Explore the rugged beauty of West Texas, from the “international” ramp at T89 to the historic gravel of Fulcher Field.

As seen from above, the Red Sands Ranch (1XS4) in Mason, Texas, acts as a secret aviation destination. [Credit: John Gilbert]

Airplane Camping in Texas: Discovering the Red Sands Ranch (1XS4)

Experience the Llano River’s premier fly-in destination featuring riverside camping and pilot friendly amenities.

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