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New and Unusual Aviation Gifts

Different pilot gifts can be hard to find, as can presents for those with a passion for aviation. Here are some of the new flying gifts which are available this year. more...

Aviation Insurance

Aviation insurance has been around since the early part of the 20th century, soon after the dawn of aviation. Here is a brief account of its history and how it works. more...

The British Women Pilots' Association

The BWPA has been around for over 50 years, catering for commercial pilots, military pilots, private pilots, and student pilots. Here is a brief account of what they do. more...

Christmas Presents for Female Aviators

Aviation is seen as a man's world. But various gift companies are making it more female friendly. Here are some suggestions for Christmas presents for women who fly. more...

Flying and Pilot Health

Even minor deterioration in health can affect performance if flying an aircraft. Before getting airborne every pilot should carefully consider whether he is fit to fly. more...

How to Understand Aviation Weather Forecasts

Weather information is essential before going flying. But many pilots find meteorology to be a black art, and have trouble understanding aviation weather reports. more...

Aviation Christmas Presents

Pleasure flights, trial flying lessons, radio controlled aircraft, flying clothing, aviation art - there are many gifts to buy for the pilot or aviation enthusiast. more...

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Flying the New York VFR Corridor

By: Roger Tunsley

The New York VFR corridor is one of the best recreational flights in the US, but it's also one of the busiest airspaces. Read some hints and tips on flying the corridor. more...

How to Pronounce the NATO Phonetic Alphabet

By: Feature Writer Tamiko Nicholson

People from around the world use the phonetic alphabet, so it's useful to learn how to pronounce each word correctly when using a radio telephony system. more...

What the Heck Is a Pitot Probe?

By: Dennis D. Jacobs

A nearly 300-year-old invention may hold the key to unraveling the mystery of why Air France Flight 447 crashed into the Atlantic Ocean. more...

EBACE 2009

By: Jennifer Harrington

Negative press and smear campaigns against business aircraft didn't deter business aviation enthusiasts from attending the ninth annual European business aviation event. more...

Business Aviation Fights Back

By: Jennifer Harrington

Industry organizations and airplane manufacturers have launched campaigns to counter the smears and misconceptions about business aviation. more...

How To Memorize the NATO Phonetic Alphabet

By: Feature Writer Tamiko Nicholson

The NATO Phonetic Alphabet can be useful or required for many jobs that involve communicating from distances through the use of a variety of telephone and radio systems. more...

Medical Emergencies In The Sky

By: May Flowers

No one can predict where they may become ill. Many medical emergencies happen on board airplanes. Follow this advice to avoid becoming a medical emergency in the sky. more...

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