NATO Training for Article 5, Rockwell Space Shuttle Challenger, Tony LeVier, Aviation Management Challenges – and Solutions, Remembering the Pioneers: Elrey Jeppesen
US Coast Guard Air Station Cape Cod, Lincoln Beachey: ‘The World’s Greatest Aviator’, Volaria Aeronautical Festival at Mirabel Airport, Castoldi’s Fighters, Remembering the Pioneers
ChatGPT and Aviation Journalism, Aero Gatineau-Ottawa 2022, John Glenn, the Battle of the Tank Busters, Floyd Smith, Low Flying Tails
Preparing for Italy’s Future Light Utility Helicopter, 50 Years: Airbus A300, William Whisner, Central Coast AirFest, Convair B-58 Hustler, Remembering the Pioneers
The Toronto Canadian International Air Show, Overview: Cyprus Air Force, International Balloon Festival, Vega – the force of stars, Remembering the Pioneers, Hans Wind
Texada Aerospace Camp - A Great Experience, Royal International Air Tattoo, 48th Induction Ceremony - Canada’s Aviation Hall of Fame, Esquadra 751: Pride of the Portuguese Air Force, Joaquín García Morato De Havilland Venom, Vesna Vulović
This deal sees EVFLY initially purchase 205 Prosperity I and Prosperity Cargo Aircraft from AutoFlight.
Commercial aviation, Mar 15, 2023
Within NATO countries, ‘Article 5’ is a well-known phrase, meaning an attack on one NATO member is treated as an attack on all members.
Military, Feb 28, 2023
On January 24, Lockheed Martin announced the successful first flight of the F-16 Block 70 at its Greenville, South Carolina site.
Military, Feb 1, 2023
Air Station Cape Cod (ASCC) is part of the US Coast Guard’s 1st District, one of six districts of the USCG’s Atlantic Area. Headquartered in Boston, the 1st District is responsible for Coast Guard activities in the north-eastern United States from the Canadian border down to northern New Jersey.
Military, Jan 31, 2023
An airshow out of the ordinary that made us live an aerial experience as we had never known in the region, with a new breathtaking night show.
Airshows, Jan 31, 2023
Aviation comic by Crystine Muller.
High Flyer Cartoons, Dec 29, 2022
Aviation comic illustrated by Crystine Muller
High Flyer Cartoons, Jul 10, 2022
High Flyer Comic - Illustrated by Crystine Muller
High Flyer Cartoons, Nov 1, 2021
Aviation comic illustrated by Crystine Muller.
High Flyer Cartoons, Jun 1, 2021
Aviation comic illustrated by Crystine Muller
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As we all know, “test driving” an aircraft is not the same as test driving a vehicle. You don’t pop down to your local dealership and take out the latest model for 30 mins, to see how it handles and how it feels.
Aircraft Ownership, May 1, 2022
I am very fortunate to have had many opportunities to fly different aircraft. Often this is because of the distance between the buyer and seller and is done as a service to assist in the movement of the plane to the buyer.
Aircraft Ownership, Apr 3, 2022
After the review of thousands of logbook pages, and years of reviewing entries in my own aircraft, I have discovered something. As owners, we do a terrible job of ensuring our logbooks are kept in great shape. I am not pointing fingers, unless you consider the one I am pointing at myself, as I am a culprit of this as much as anyone else.
Aircraft Ownership, Mar 6, 2022
We say a sad goodbye to Kathy Wrobel, who has written many excellent articles with valuable advice on purchasing and selling aircraft, as well as aircraft ownership in general.
Aircraft Ownership, Jan 19, 2022
Insurance is fundamentally about providing financial stability, so it is extremely important to have and to understand. This is especially true for those of us in aviation because of our industry’s high severity of losses, and even occasional fatalities.
Aircraft Ownership, Jan 19, 2022
I had sold an aircraft to Europe that was to be shipped in a container, so the other day I went up to a small airport with a small crew to pick up the aircraft, as well as its floats and some other accessories that were to go with it.
Commercial aviation, Oct 1, 2021
Aircraft have been stranded, folks struggling to get to where they are going. Some are having close calls, but thankfully so far no incidents.
General Aviation, Sep 1, 2021
Coast Dog Aviation, a well-known western Canadian maintenance organization, recently announced that a Transport Canada supplemental type certificate (ST) had been issued for the installation of a Cessna 206 cargo door modification, which provides a significant increase in safety.
Commercial aviation, Jun 1, 2021
The TransCanada Highway crossed below me as I glanced at the Cav's airspeed read out. We eased up through 80 mph with the RPM good and the plane climbing strongly. I smiled to myself and thought for the tenth time that evening how much I love my airplane.
General Aviation, Jun 1, 2021
Aviation lore abounds with stories of pilots summarily losing their flight privileges after running afoul of seemingly arbitrary, mysterious medical requirements. And yet, in my opinion, this usually wasn’t really the case.
General Aviation, Jun 1, 2021
What do we see from above? What do pilots see that no one else does?
General Aviation, Jun 1, 2021
"When I think about my first article of 2020, where the year seemed so full of hope and great expectations, it seems like a blink of an eye ago and a million years ago all in the same feeling."
General Aviation, Feb 1, 2021
It has been a very busy year with aircraft sales here at Prairie Aircraft Sales Ltd. The year started off great; we were in the midst of the springtime shows when everything came to a screeching halt. March, all into lockdown.
Aircraft Ownership, Dec 1, 2020
In the spring of 2019 I received a call from a client who wanted to sell their aircraft. They were not really interested in going through the whole process and just wanted me to purchase it as it was. That is not uncommon and I have a few aircraft for sale now that are being sold “as is where is”. This means you need to do your own due diligence and know there will probably be a few surprises.
Aircraft Ownership, Oct 1, 2020
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