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By Mike Davenport, Langley, British Columbia Last month, Bits and Pieces editor Ian challenged us to provide some insight into winter flying. I don’t have any wisdom to share about winter other than it is usually cold and I have a severe reaction to same. Back when the world was still flat (1983), I did […]

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By Michael J. Martin, EAA 1047599 Rules keep you out of trouble. Judgment gets you out of trouble. A safe pilot respects both, and never confuses obedience with wisdom.    Introduction General aviation teaches a paradox early. Safety demands discipline, and discipline demands rules. Yet real flying happens in weather that shifts, equipment that surprises, […]

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By Charan Kandula I remember the sound more than anything else. Not the loud and constant engine but it was my headset clicking into place and sealing myself from the outside world. I could feel everything become more serious as I put my headset on. I could feel the weight of silence encroach on me […]

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By Miro Perez In 2002, we moved into the airport community at Hank Sasser Airport at Breakaway (40XS), knowing virtually nothing about general aviation — let alone what it meant to live at the end of a runway. As we built our home, we worried about practical things: Would we need extra soundproofing? Would insurance […]

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Tina Druskins, EAA Lifetime 1060950, has long been inspired by aviation, having grown up with a flight instructor for a mom. Now as a first officer for United Airlines flying Boeing 757s and 767s, Tina is passing along that inspiration and giving back to the community as a volunteer mentor for EAA’s GirlVenture Camp.

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