8 Cessna 340: Cessna’s entry-level inflatable twin
16 “New” Garmin GI 275
22 Learning to Buy or Buying to Learn
26 Member Restoration: Finding my dad’s 182, By Rob Garrett
30 Formation flying needn’t be terrifying or dangerous
46 Fire Extinguisher Mount
Photo by Jack Fleetwood Echo the Krummen Brothers Legacy By Nick Meyer Nick’s Skylark was...
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Photos by Jack Fleetwood By Loren May Loren’s 140 was the cover plane in the February 2020...
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8 Do More With Your Airplane: Aviation charities
16 Featured Plane: Cessna Citation
24 P2 Aviation Technology
30 Questions to ask before flying at events
46 Improve Your Yoke-Mounted iPad connection
Members Only webinar hosted by uAvionix and featuring Shane Woodson, uAvionix Director of Sales,...
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I struggle with the never-ending effort to keep my baggage compartment as organized and roomy as...
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By Jim Faix In 2010 I bought an old, worn out 1956 Cessna 172 that was just about ready for the...
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I bought an old, worn out 1956 Cessna 172 that was just about ready for the junkyard. I figured it would be great to have a plane that was the first year of that model. It would be like having a 1953 Corvette or a 1964 Mustang.
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8 Featured Plane: Cessna 175
16 Perfect Panel: True IFR
24 Determining the right value for your aircraft
28 The Dangers of Noise Fatigue
34 Member Restoration: Dennis Pilarinos’ 180
46 Thread Identifier
For owners who wish to add a new, two axis autopilot while saving considerable install cost and learning a thing or two about the homebuilding experience.
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By Dean Zakos Scenario: You offer to take an acquaintance flying. Everything seems fine until you...
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Of all the possible emergencies a pilot may face in flight, one of the least likely to occur is having to deal with a severely ill or exceedingly agitated passenger. However, if you are ever confronted by either of these circumstances, you will need to react to them calmly and capably, as not only may the passenger be at risk, but the safe outcome of the flight as well.
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8 My Ten Favorite Airports, By Jim Cavanagh
16 Featured Plane: The quintessential Cessna 180
24 Perfect Panel: Light IFR
30 Sky Talk: Flying Season Prep
34 Member Restoration: Retro/Modern Skyhawk, By Jim Faix
46 How to Find the Right Replacement Bolts
Submitted by Garmin OLATHE, Kan. /January 15, 2020/Business Wire — Garmin International, Inc., a...
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By Greg Thomas Have you recently updated your Cessna? Send us your story! I purchased my first...
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Featured Plane: A Cessna Built for Two
Avionics: Perfect Panel: VFR
Cost Saving, Cost Sharing: Alternative ownership options
Ill or Agitated Passenger: How to stop an in-flight emergency before it starts
Member Restoration: Worth the Wait: Jai Pena’s spruced up Skyhawk
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The FAA announced that beginning January 13, 2020, all applicants for an FAA airman certificate...
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From air filters and appraisals to vortex generators and window repair, the annual Source Guide has been the “Yellow Pages” of the Cessna owner community for more than a decade.
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By Katie Holliday-Greenley Have you recently restored or upgraded your airplane? Send us your...
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By Dean Zakos This article is an excerpt from Laughing with the Wind, Practical Advice and...
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