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Radio Hangar explores The Two Frequencies of ADS-B, Ten Ninety ES and Nine Seventy-Eight UAT, and Why America Split Its Traffic Picture Onto Two Radios That Can't Hear Each Other.
VectorLearn how the wind correction angle works, why you point the nose off course to fly straight, and how to solve it on an E6B.
PatternNASA and Boeing's X-66A tests a long, strut-braced wing that could cut single-aisle jet fuel burn by up to 30%.
VectorTriple Tree Aerodrome's 7,000-foot grass runway and free fall fly-in keep classic ramp culture alive in South Carolina.
RampZeroAvia is betting hydrogen fuel cells, not batteries, will electrify regional aircraft - here's why the physics works and what still stands in the way.
VectorACAS X is the FAA's next-generation collision avoidance system, replacing TCAS's hand-written rulebook with an optimized cost table.
VectorRadio Hangar explores Alton Bay Ice Runway, the Only FAA-Charted Ice Strip in the Lower Forty-Eight, Where You Land Your Airplane on a Frozen Lake and Taxi Past the Ice Fishermen.
RampWhy 'any traffic in the area, please advise' is the one call the AIM says never to make - and what to say instead.
PatternHow Bob Reeve turned a Valdez tidal mud flat into a runway, pioneered glacier landings, and invented Alaska bush flying.
TaildraggerMountain thunderstorms build over the same ridges because upslope flow and convergence create a fixed, solar-timed lifting engine.
TowerHow Charles Kingsford Smith and the Southern Cross made the first trans-Pacific flight from the US to Australia in 1928.
TaildraggerHow Chuck Yeager broke the sound barrier on October 14, 1947 - flying with two cracked ribs and a broomstick to close the hatch.
TaildraggerRadio Hangar explores Doc, the B-29 Superfortress the Navy Used for Bomb Practice, and the Wichita Volunteers Who Spent Sixteen Years Bringing Her Back to the Sky.
TaildraggerThe Air Force Secretary's Oshkosh interview on modernization, AI wingmen, and GPS resilience - and what it means for GA pilots.
TowerFAR 91.159 sets VFR cruising altitudes by direction so opposing traffic never shares the same altitude - here's how to use it.
PatternGaston's White River Resort in Arkansas lets pilots land on a 3,200-foot grass strip, taxi to a riverside cabin, and eat trout by the water.
RampFAR 91.171 requires a VOR check within the preceding 30 days for IFR nav - here are the 5 methods, tolerances, and logging rules.
TowerRadio Hangar explores Jerrie Mock, the Spirit of Columbus, and the Ohio Housewife Who Flew a Single-Engine Cessna Solo Around the World in Nineteen Sixty-Four.
TaildraggerLearn how briefing and involving your passenger turns nervous cargo into a second set of eyes that makes single-pilot flying safer.
TowerOne year after the FAA's MOSAIC final rule, sport pilots can fly far more capable aircraft - here's what actually changed.
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