Cessna 310: A Twin In Its Own League
Harold Kennedy took his first flying lesson when he was fifteen years old and purchased his first airplane when he was just 18 years old.
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Author: Cessna Owner Staff
Cessna Owner Magazine May 2024
8 Featured Plane
Cessna 150/152 Market Report
20 Avionics
Electronic Flight Instruments
26 The Workings of Constant-Speed Propellers
30 Sky Talk 4 Things That Can Void Your Policy
4 Things That Can Void Your Policy
34 What Instrument Pilots Need to Know about IFR Alternates
38 Best of Tech Support
46 Hangar Tip
Cessna Owner Organization Has a New Online Store!
FAA: Mental Health and Aviation Medical Clearances Rulemaking Committee
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) officially establishes the Mental Health and Aviation Medical Clearances Rulemaking Committee (ARC).
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The All Around Skywagon: Zack Wright’s Restored 1979 A185F Taildragger Does It All!
Nobody in my family was involved in aviation, but I started flying roughly 10 years ago on a whim, and I simply got hooked.
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Correcting Headset Mistakes
Are you aware of the four common headset mistakes pilots make?
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Arcline Investment Management to Acquire Hartzell Aviation
Arcline Investment Management has announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Hartzell Aviation from Tailwind Technologies.
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Alpha Aviation Inc Now Offering Rear Seat Shoulder Harnesses
Alpha Aviation, Inc. has added several Harness kits to its extensive 3-Point Diagonal Shoulder Harness Restraint product line.
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FAA Proposes AD to Fix Garmin GFC 500 Autopilot Software Glitch
On Oct. 10, the FAA released a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that affects the Garmin...
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Aspen and Trio Team Up to Offer New, Affordable Digital Autopilot Options
Aspen Avionics and Trio Avionics (The STC Group LLC) have announced the integration of Trio Pro Pilot autopilot and Aspen Avionics display packages for over 12 aircraft models.
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FAA Proposes MOSAIC Policy to Expand Light Sport Aircraft Category
WASHINGTON – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is planning to enhance the safety and performance of Light Sport Aircraft operations. The proposed Modernization of Special Airworthiness Certification (MOSAIC) rule would put performance safety standards around larger aircraft that innovators are building by expanding the definition of Light Sport Aircraft.
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Off To A Flying Start: Austin Levin Takes to the Skies in a 180H Skywagon
Although Austin Levin didn’t grow up in an aviation family, he developed an enthusiasm for flying as a kid and he’s only grown more passionate over the years.
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GAD 13 Calibration: Three Different OATs
Here is the description of a Garmin GAD 13: “This OAT probe interface is FAA-PMA approved and can be added to the CAN bus for an existing single or dual G5 installation and enable the display of Outside Air Temperature (OAT), True Airspeed (TAS), and Winds Aloft.”
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How and Why to Clean Your Cessna Fuel Injectors
By Erich RempertA&P/IA Consultant An often-overlooked, easy, cheap, and sometimes...
Read MoreIndustry Organizations Unhappy With FAA Flight Training Policy Changes
Submitted by EAA FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GA groups: FAA flight training policy changes will reduce safety, create administrative logjam Agency’s interpretation threatens to halt most training in experimental aircraft EAA AVIATION...
Read MoreCessna 321 ADs Airworthiness Directives
Cessna 321 ADs. This list of Cessna 321 airworthiness directives is provided as a service and is copied directly from the FAA website.
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