Enter as often as once a day! Good luck!

1/2/2009 Use them early and often; that's the message from the NTSB when it comes to activating deicing boots on your aircraft. The longstanding debate over so-called "ice-bridging"... read more 1/2/2009 Honda is assembling its first conforming prototype HondaJet at its original facility at Piedmont Triad Airport in Greensboro, North Carolina. But future work on the project... read more 1/2/2009 An audit conducted by the FAA has determined that the money the agency has invested in new air traffic control equipment has been well spent; but the buildings... read more 12/26/2008 The hard economic times have not dampened the spirit of holiday giving at Hawker Beechcraft Corp (HBC). The company's employees donated a total of $50,000 to the... read more 12/26/2008 Kits are now available for retrofitting enhanced vision technology on existing Cirrus SR20 and SR22 aircraft. Enhanced Vision Systems using this hardware have been... read more 12/26/2008 Garmin's GTX 330 and GTX 33 transponders have received FAA Technical Standard Order (TSO) approval to supply Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast Out (ADS-B Out) data, an industry first... read more 12/25/2008 The National Business Aviation Association and the Asian Business Aviation Association jointly announced last week they were canceling this year's Asian Business Aviation Conference... read more 12/25/2008 Alan Klapmeier says clearly that he will continue to be involved day-to-day, and to "guide the direction" of Cirrus Design, the company he and his brother Dale founded... read more

Flying Higher Than Usual? Consider the Hypoxia Threat Even a minor dose can degrade your judgment and performance.

GA and the Downturn: Risks Aplenty, but Opportunities, Too With the old year coming to a close, it's far from certain what the future holds in store for any of us in aviation. Will the industry bounce back once credit starts flowing more readily? Will lower fuel prices (if... read more Defending Business Aviation and Getting it Wrong Business aviation is in deep trouble, and we’ve got to face up to the crisis. Politicians have realized that they can gain political advantage by calling into question the use of business jets by companies that are in financial trouble.... read more

I Learned About Flying From That by Barbara Strachan | No. 825 Distracted in December Training by Jay Hopkins The Air Traffic Control Team How Safe Is Single-Pilot IFR? by Richard L. Collins The report card is mixed, with lots of room for improvement.

How important is flying "green" to you? It's a crucial consideration for me.   4%   I try to be a green flyer however I can.   18%   Green is good, but it's hard to do.   32%   Green Schrmeen. Let's go burn some fossil fuel!   46%   TOTAL ENTRIES: 690 How important is flying "green" to you? It's a crucial consideration for me.  I try to be a green flyer however I can.  Green is good, but it's hard to do.  Green Schrmeen. Let's go burn some fossil fuel!

Gear Up by Dick Karl Careening Towards the Grass Flying Lessons by Lane Wallace Knowing What We Know Unusual Attitudes by Martha Lunken An All-American Airshow

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