Article Archive
March 2005 That’s a Lot of Hamburgers . . . When Flyer publisher Jennifer Dellenbusch asked me to write about…
March 2005 Everybody has dreams in which they think they are dead or at least in another world. If not,…
March 2005 Astute readers of this column will notice that, effective this month, we’ve got a change at the very…
March 2005 When I was but barefoot boy with cheek, most of my contemporaries dreamed of becoming pilots. We cluttered…
February 2005 Thirty-two years ago my start in the engine business was as chief pilot test flying, delivering engines, airplanes…
April 2005-“Life is what happens to you while you’re making other plans.” This little philosophical phrase is something that I’ve…
March 2005 I flew from my home base (Modesto, Calif.) to Santa Monica this past weekend, and encountered a situation…
April 2005- Few can deny that being a pilot has privileges. One such privilege is access to remote wilderness areas…
April 2005- Sooner or later, it happens to most of us: You may be able to spot traffic before your…
April 2005- Spring is here for most of us. We are no longer thawing airplanes out in hangars before we…
April 2005- If properly maintained and operated, today’s Continental and Lycoming engines are exceedingly reliable. Having one actually stop is…
March 2005- Recently, a friend and I were out in the Bounce Pattern (touch-and-goes) in an old beat-up rental hag…
