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Beaumont, Kansas (07S) is a grass strip where you taxi down Main Street and park at an 1879 hotel for pie on the porch.
RampBoom's XB-1 broke the sound barrier over Mojave, and a 'boomless cruise' breakthrough could end the 50-year overland supersonic ban.
VectorFAA Deputy Administrator Chris Rocheleau is leaving for NBAA's COO role - here's why the regulator-industry revolving door matters to GA pilots.
TowerElectra's hybrid-electric EL9 uses blown lift and eight motors to take off and land in about 150 feet, promising 500-mile regional range.
VectorNew FAA Part 22 lets Sling and Van's two-seat trainers fly instrument students in actual IMC - cheaper, modern IFR training.
TowerA 31-year-old FBO line tech earned his private certificate and bought his own airplane, debunking the myth that flying is only for the wealthy.
TowerFive practical ways to prepare before flying into a busy airport, from airport diagrams to airspace clearances and go-around briefings.
TowerFlak-Bait, the B-26 Marauder that survived 207 combat missions, is being conserved - not restored - at the Smithsonian with every scar intact.
TaildraggerFrance received its first NH90 Caïman Standard Two special operations helicopter from Airbus, signaling new confidence in the mature airframe.
TowerGarmin Smart Glide is a one-button emergency tool that finds the nearest reachable airport and manages workload when your engine quits.
VectorHow Jacqueline Cochran rose from a Florida sawmill camp to set more aviation records than any pilot in history.
TaildraggerJoby's S4 eVTOL flew ~1,400 test flights before its piloted demo - here's why certifying an air taxi is harder than building one.
VectormagniX unveils an all-electric powertrain for kitplane builders, bringing flight-proven electric propulsion to the experimental homebuilt category.
TowerRadio Hangar explores Ninety-One One Fifty-One, the VFR Fuel Reserves, and Why Thirty Minutes in the Tanks Is a Legal Minimum, Not a Plan.
PatternHow Noel Wien flew a brakeless 1924 Standard biplane across an unmapped Alaska and wrote the rulebook for bush flying.
TaildraggerODPs protect you from obstacles and need no clearance; SIDs organize traffic and must be assigned. Here's how to tell them apart and fly them safely.
TowerHow the Dambusters used Barnes Wallis's bouncing bomb to breach Germany's Ruhr dams in 1943 - the physics, the flying, and the cost.
TaildraggerThe true story of Pardo's Push, when an F-4 pilot used his windshield to shove a crippled wingman out of North Vietnam in 1967.
TaildraggerLearn when to start a pilot's discretion descent and how to build a smooth profile using the 3-to-1 rule and groundspeed math.
TowerLearn what light gun signals mean and how to handle a radio failure at a towered airport, step by step.
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