The In-Flight Diversion, the Turn You Make Before You Know the Exact Heading, and the Cross-Country Checkride Scenario That Falls Apart the Moment the Examiner Says "Weather's Moving In, Reroute". With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

Wiley Post, the Winnie Mae, and the Solo Around-the-World Flight That Stumbled Into the Jet Stream. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

The Winds Aloft Forecast, the Direction Code That Adds Fifty When the Wind Tops One Hundred Knots, and the Fuel Burn Surprise That Catches Students on the First Solo Cross-Country. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

The Schneider Trophy, the Supermarine S.6B, and the Seaplane Races That Built the Spitfire. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

The Kentucky Guard C-130J Deployment to Glasgow Prestwick, the Royal Navy Merlin SAR Exercise, and the Interoperability Work That Makes Real Rescues Possible. With Tower on Radio Hangar.

Big Creek Airport, the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, and the Most Remote Public Airstrip in the Lower Forty-Eight. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.

The Consolidated B Twenty-Four Liberator, the Strawberry Bitch at Wright-Patterson, and the Forgotten Workhorse That Built More History Than Hollywood Ever Told. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

The Crosswind Landing, the Decrab Nobody Times Right, and the Wing-Low Technique That Keeps the Nose on the Centerline. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

FAR Ninety-One Point One Seventy-Five, the Required Visual References That Determine Whether You Continue or Climb, and the One Hundred Foot Rule That Catches IFR Pilots Off Guard. With Tower on Radio Hangar.

The Airbus A Three Twenty, the Alpha Floor That Cannot Be Overridden, and the Fly-by-Wire Envelope Protection Philosophy That Still Drives Every Argument About Cockpit Automation. With Vector on Radio Hangar.

Flak-Bait, the Martin B-Twenty-Six Marauder, and the Smithsonian Conservation That Kept the Most Battle-Tested Airframe in American History from Disappearing. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

Few fighter squadrons of World War II have achieved the legendary status of the Black Sheep. In just four short months in late 1943, the Marines of VMF-214, led by Major Gregory “Pappy” Boyington, established, for themselves and the Vought Corsair, a reputation that would live on long after the war. That reputation was so formidable it led to the short-lived and controversial TV series Baa Baa Black Sheep in 1976. But where does the true history end and Hollywood begin? In this ...

Taiwan Takes Delivery of Its First F-16C Block Seventy Fighters, and What the Viper's Latest Evolution Actually Means. With Tower on Radio Hangar.

The Carbon Monoxide Leak, the Heat Exchanger That Nobody Inspects Until It Cracks, and the Cockpit Emergency That Looks Like Fatigue Until Your Judgment Is Already Gone. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

Un avion peut respecter sa masse maximale et pourtant être mal centré. Pourquoi ? Parce que la place des passagers, des bagages et du carburant compte autant que leur masse.Dans cet épisode de Pilot-Air, découvre comment comprendre et vérifier le chargement d’un avion léger avant le départ.Au programme :La différence entre masse, charge utile et centre de gravité.Les effets d’un centrage trop avant ou trop arrière.Les bras de levier et les moments expliqués simplement.La conversion des litres de

GPS Spoofing Over the Eastern Mediterranean, the False ADS-B Position Reports That Are Fooling Controllers, and the Surveillance Integrity Problem the Mandate Never Solved. With Vector on Radio Hangar.

The Missing Gulfstream G One Hundred, the Debris Field, and What the Coast Guard Search Means for Every Pilot Who Flies Over Water. With Tower on Radio Hangar.

The Class B Upside-Down Wedding Cake, the Mode C Veil, and the Floor Altitudes That Put VFR Pilots Inside Bravo Before They Realize It. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

The YFQ-48A Talon Blue First Flight and the Rise of the Autonomous Combat Wingman. With Tower on Radio Hangar.

The North American X Fifteen, Joe Walker's Two Flights Above the Kármán Line, and the Hypersonic Research Program That Shaped Every Spacecraft That Lands on a Runway. With Vector on Radio Hangar.