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The Beechcraft A36 Bonanza

The Beechcraft A36 Bonanza: Reliability, Comfort, and Performance The Beech Aircraft company was founded in 1932 in Wichita, Kansas, by Walter Beech and his wife Olive. Beech had previously founded...

Airline Secrets Revealed: 8 Things Every Flyer Should Know

These Behind-The-Scenes Airline Secrets are Something That Every Flyer Should Be Aware Of! We’ve all heard them before when it comes to air travel, the stories about bizarre happenings at 35,000...

Stinson Model A: Restoring a Classic Aircraft

The Process of Restoring a Classic Stinson Model A History of the Aircraft In 1933, the Stinson Aircraft Company produced the Stinson Model A, or Stinson 6000A Tri-motor, their last tri-motor...

Pilot Shortage: Where’d All the Pilots Go?

The pilot shortage began when deregulation pulled us all away from small town airports. Flying is, and will always be, expensive and demanding because it is. It can be a hobby or profession, but...

Fredericksburg TX: The Best Fly In Diner and Hangar Hotel

Fredericksburg TX has one of the best fly-In diners and hangar hotels for private pilots looking for a great place to relax. In the rolling hills of central Texas, you’ll find a friendly airport with...

Nemeth Parasol: Strange Aircraft that Flew

The Nemeth Parasol was a Strange Aircraft That Actually Flew! Among the many general aviation aircraft in history, there are some wonderful and strange aircraft: creations revealing our desperate...

Diamond DA20 Katana: Perfectly Suited to Flight Training

Taking a look at the unique Diamond DA20 Katana. History of the Diamond DA20 Katana Let’s start with a little history of this bird, shall we? Produced by Austrian aircraft manufacturer Diamond...

Volos Airport: Flying to Mythic Mount Pelion

Flying to Volos Airport and Pelion, the Mountain of the Centaurs, can be an incredible experience for private pilots. It seems that ancient Greek mythology has always had a wide fan base. Maybe it is...

When It Was Over, I Became a Pilot

When it was over, I became a pilot. I may have been licensed before but not until then did I catch the “disease.” It’s called a ghetto heater. A small electric or ceramic space heater, one you might...