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AOPA » Pilot Magazine
10M ago
The AOPA Air Safety Institute has been at the forefront of promoting aviation safety, and our Focused Flight Review (FFR) initiative serves as a testament to this commitment. The FFR is an innovative learning tool designed to address individual pilot needs to bolster flight safety ..read more
AOPA » Pilot Magazine
10M ago
Your airplane is tied down in the grass at a major fly-in and a line of thunderstorms is forecast to blow through overnight ..read more
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10M ago
It was September of 1970, and I was only seven months from getting out of the U.S. Air Force at Randolph Air Force Base (RND) in San Antonio ..read more
AOPA » Pilot Magazine
10M ago
Curt Brown Jr.’s lifelong desire to learn more about flying has enabled him to fly some of the world’s most unusual and demanding aircraft ..read more
AOPA » Pilot Magazine
10M ago
I have been working with a pilot who is in a world of hurt with the FAA because of mistakes made on his medical record by his treating physicians, advanced practice providers, and nurses. He is not the only pilot with this problem ..read more
AOPA » Pilot Magazine
10M ago
Meet my friend David. He is, as he will tell you, from Atlanta, Georgia, and a more stereotypical Southern gentleman you’d be hard to find ..read more
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10M ago
We’re roaring inbound on a low-altitude bombing run to rescue friendly fighters surrounded by a rapidly advancing enemy ..read more
AOPA » Pilot Magazine
11M ago
I earned my private pilot certificate at Cable Airport (CCB), a nontowered airport in Southern California. Because of time and money constraints, I flew only enough to maintain currency (but not proficiency ..read more
AOPA » Pilot Magazine
11M ago
Navigating the halls of Congress to ensure general aviation is well-represented is not for the faint of heart; a solid flight plan, continuous adjustments, and constant communication are required to negotiate the turbulence that often affects the route to creating laws ..read more
AOPA » Pilot Magazine
11M ago
Six black L–39s trailing red, white, and blue smoke streak across the aerobatic box in front of thousands of airshow fans ..read more