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Opinion

I found the young ‘uns

By Ben Sclair · August 25, 2022 ·

If you restrict your search for “young ‘uns” to SUN ’n FUN and AirVenture you are likely to be disappointed. 

The end of the beginning

By Ben Sclair · August 24, 2022 ·

Who knows where Sam will be in 43 years, let alone in five years?

The attack of the white Cessnas

By Jamie Beckett · August 23, 2022 ·

There are white Cessnas all over the sky. It’s almost impossible to tell who is where and what their intentions are because a variety of voices are identifying themselves identically.

The art of B-29 test beds

By Frederick Johnsen · August 22, 2022 ·

A mystery about nose art on B-29s used for research and testing is solved.

A world of opportunity

By Jamie Beckett · August 16, 2022 ·

Aviation has every job that exists outside aviation — and it has pilots too. There are a whole world of opportunities in this business. Pick the one that’s the best fit for you and pursue it.

An interesting public offering

By Ben Sclair · August 14, 2022 ·

In addition to selling really cool planes, CubCrafters is also selling a lifestyle. And that lifestyle appears to be a growing one.

What is fueling high gas prices?

By Ben Visser · August 10, 2022 ·

Even with the lead out, the price and competition in the avgas market will probably not change much.

Avoiding that flight to fiasco

By Jamie Beckett · August 9, 2022 ·

For American general aviation pilots, Mexico is just on the other side of the Rio Grande, a body of water that is smaller and far less intimidating than many would believe. South America is a picturesque island-hopping adventure away. Canada lies right there above Detroit, waiting to welcome us. Our travel options are many. But those options come with strings. Be aware of them before you go. Always.

Ask Paul: Can you tell me my engine’s horsepower?

By Paul McBride · August 8, 2022 ·

I recently bought a project Stinson Station Wagon 108-3 that is equipped with an O-435 Lycoming engine. Is there a way to determine if the engine is the O-435 190-hp or the O-435 225-hp?

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