Ill or Agitated Passenger: How to stop an in-flight emergency before it starts
By Dean Zakos Scenario: You offer to take an acquaintance flying. Everything seems fine until you...
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Beware the Deadly Vmc: Preparing for a single engine loss in a twin
By Bill Cox The hard reality of twin-engine accidents is that the vast majority are a function of...
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Tailplane Stalls: How to avoid one
By Joel Turpin The tailplane stall has received very little attention in aviation training venues,...
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Start Your Preflight With the Pilot
Since I’m a long-time pilot, I’ve missed out on some of the research and knowledge that some of...
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5 Bad Habits That Can Creep Into Our Flying
By Dean Zakos This article is an excerpt from Laughing with the Wind, Practical Advice and...
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20 Tips for VFR Flight
VFR flying can be more difficult than you might imagine. Investigators study accident statistics...
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20 Things to Consider About Night Flying
By Bill Cox Night flying can be profitable. Back in the day when I was young and stupid, long...
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How to Prepare for Your Flight Review
By Scott Sherer, FAA Master Pilot, author and COO Aviation Director It’s flight review time,...
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Flying the Missed Approach
One of the more challenging maneuvers while flying on instruments is the missed approach. Arriving...
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What Instrument Pilots Need to Know About Flying Ice-Free in Winter
By Joel Turpin In this tutorial, we will discuss techniques for planning, and flying, safely under...
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How to Read Your Approach Chart Part 2: Obstacle Departure Procedure
Joel Turpin wrote a two-part series that ran in the November and December 2018 issues of Cessna...
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How to Read Your Approach Chart Like a Pro
Joel Turpin wrote a two-part series that ran in the November and December 2018 issues of Cessna...
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