I’ve seen a couple posts recently over on Reddit asking about the costs involved with a private pilot certificate. Its a
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Review: Dual Electronics XGPS150A Bluetooth GPS
I love high-wing airplanes. They give a great view of the outside world, and are very easy to fly and
Continue readingFlying Through the New York City Hudson River SFRA
I grew up in the New York City area. I’ve been to the city many times, and even held a few
Continue readingReview: Garmin Pilot for Android
NOTE: This review features Garmin Pilot prior to version 4.3. I have been tracking the updates as they happen and
Continue readingAn Unexpected Visitor On The Ramp
I’m getting ready to start the flight portion of my instrument training, and while I’m waiting for the weather to
Continue readingFlightPro App Stops Updating Charts Amid Apparent Internal Scuffle
For the latest information, check the newer article at this link. FlightPro was the very first aviation app I tried
Continue readingPre Flight: New York City Hudson River SFRA
In my (freshly started) flying career, I have only a few items that are really on my bucket list in
Continue readingAlternator Failure at Night Over San Antonio
Mechanical failures in flight are something that is taught from day one during primary flight training, but rarely do students
Continue readingWhen Airplanes Aren’t Where You Expect Them to Be
Since finishing my private pilot certificate, flying hours have been few and far between. That’s mainly due to the fact
Continue readingHow Long Between Passing your Check Ride and Getting your Printed Pilot’s Certificate?
After passing my check ride, I Googled around for a bit trying to find out how long it would take
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