by Greg Brown, from his ASA book Flying Carpet: The Soul of an Airplane,
Reward for learning to fly is endless experiences of exhilaration
Ninety minutes even in a single engine aircraft, you can find yourself in another world. On one particular day for me,
…by Laurel Lippert,
When you become a pilot, you join a helpful community. Being stranded at an airport somewhere gives you a chance to see just how supportive it can be.
Finding yourself stranded somewhere might seem like the worst fate if you’re a pilot, but, more often
…There are a number of different paths that you can take, but all of them usually include the same checklist of things. To get started with this process, talk to a handful of pilots. They can either be friends of yours, folks from a local aviation club, or
…Flying can be for fun or practical purposes. Some people choose to make it a career. No matter the purpose, you’ll find it to be exhilerating and adventurous. ASA Authors have told some of their adventurous stories. Here is a list of those blog
…
