Alan Klapmeier, CEO and Co-Founder of Cirrus Design joins the hangar flying with Pilot Dan, Pilot Kent and Pilot Mike.
Cirrus' plans to respond to accident
After about a month of screwing around, B and I are going to split time in the Duchess. We'll do approaches into STP and 21D, and then we'll go do some airwork. So this will be night, xc, ME, and du
Student and I finally get to fly again after about a week's worth of cancellations due to schedule and weather. We're going to do power-on stalls, and I might be able to squeeze in a ground reference
We went out for a simple, short flight to Tracy and back in Cherokee 4319D. But no flight is without its share of adventure, and this was no exception. We left San Carlos at about 4:15, and when we
In getting ready for my transition from employed Navy guy to unemployed graduate student (in August), I have been thinking about whether or not to go ahead and get my Instrument rating.
The IFR Pilot's #6 goal for 2007 is to publish at least one freelance article on an aviation topic. Here are some ideas for articles, with working thoughts:
Messing with some $$$ figures this weekend, the possibility of completing my Commercial came up so I thought I would check on what I still need to do (other than the not insignificant task of being up
First, a reminder that you may send your aviation questions to me at support@fromthecockpit.com with "Aviation Question" in the subject. Be sure to check out this week's Ask Cap'n Meryl question &
First, a reminder that you may send your aviation questions to me at support@fromthecockpit.com with "Aviation Question" in the subject. Be sure to check out this week's Ask Cap'n Meryl question &
For 2006 I set myself a few goals for my flying. If I recall correctly, it was
Fly 50 hours this year.
Do some airwork and get more proficient at smooth flight, especially the use of the rudder.
Sta
I very much enjoy the desert southwest, particularly in early morning light. What amazes me though, is the urban sprawl the city has experienced since my first flight here more than 20 years ago in a
Apparently I took a long enough break from blogging. I can tell, because I almost forgot to blog. I remembered last night when I checked my e-mail and found it full of New Year's best wishes and sug
How many times have you read in a blog apologies for not posting? You wont read such drivel from me...you'll bloody take it when I give it to you.
I've done little flying.
Last I've been doing w
In getting ready for my transition from employed Navy guy to unemployed graduate student (in August), I have been thinking about whether or not to go ahead and get my Instrument rating.
My plane to Dallas was delayed four hours for a hydraulic leak. Now if I was flying myself, this wouldn't happen. I guess that means more time to blog and a few less hours at work tomorrow. Oh well
In "honor" of someone who hasn't been president for 30 years, let's shut down the entire U.S. financial system for the fourth day in a row! What a good idea! Sheesh.
I very much enjoy the desert southwest, particularly in early morning light. What amazes me though, is the urban sprawl the city has experienced since my first flight here more than 20 years ago in a