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Medical Emergencies in Flight -- Eye watering tales from 30,000 feet.

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While it's true airline employees enjoy free travel, it doesn't come without some sort of price. My wife and I have been all over the US and to Europe and back on free and/or service fee only tickets

I tripped up the other day while preparing a weight and balance sheet on something that I think is worth noting for future reference.

As part of the W&B, I was calculating ground rolls

Thrifty Rental Car claims I scratched their beautiful, already-scratched car while I was in Florida. Total damage: $515 including $200 for loss of use. There's really no way to contest this. I rent

Each flight is an event, but some are more memorable than others, and are never forgotten. Some are common to all pilots, some are more personal. The ranking probably also varies amongst pilots, for m

I’m going to win an Ercoupe! You can buy a ticket too, but don’t expect to win, ’cause that baby is mine. What

The Piper Cub is one of those airplanes everyone loves, and I am no exception. I’ve been waiting for the right time to fly in a Piper Cub and that time finally arrived last Sunday [April 13th,

Delta and Northwest are to merge. What does that say for the rest of us?

In the U.S., AOPA president Phil Boyer wants to know how to stop the pilot population from declining — it has falle

In February I posted about an artcle in AOPA Flight Training Magazine in which several aviation blogs were showcased. That article came on the heels of an article that promoted MyFlightBlog.com and se

In February I posted about an artcle in AOPA Flight Training Magazine in which several aviation blogs were showcased. That article came on the heels of an article that promoted MyFlightBlog.com and se