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Chris Scott2 days ago3 min read

Flight Rules

The plane will not leave without you.
The clouds will remember the way you poked holes through them long after…

Kusti NõlvakApr 61 min read

The jumpstart of a good day

The alarm rings at 4 am, my room looks like a mayhem, I stretch my back…

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MissMelonyApr 45 min read

Fat Girl in a little seat

When I was bigger, I remember flight attendants giving me funny looks when I boarded airplanes, or being extra loud when asking me if I needed a seat belt extender. They weren’t all like that. Some would discreetly hand me seat belt extenders before I asked for them. Like they were…

Chris McClave in 365 IdeasApr 11 min read

Publicly Available Aircraft Maintenance Record Database — (Idea 16 of 365)

Before you get on an…

Air Facts Journal in The Pilot’s CollectionMar 2814 min read

Why you should care about the new Part 23 proposal

There has been a lot of talk lately (perhaps too much?) about aviation issues in Washington: Air Traffic Control privatization, the third class medical, and user fees to name just three. Somewhat obscured by these Capitol Hill battles is a…

Tactical InvestorMar 21

Shocking report; Pentagon admits F-35 is Crap

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Slobodan VuckovicMar 216 min read

Business Aviation to rise above turbulence in 2016

A period of recovery for the business aviation industry is upon us. After a seven-year economic slump, followed by market dips and overall stagnation, the market has made a partial but firm recovery, and in some unexpected ways.

Power, Rogers & SmithMar 181 min read

$93 Million in an Aviation / Product Liability Case

One of the cases we are most proud of at Power Rogers & Smith, P.C. is the $93 million settlement in a case involving a number of individuals who were hurt in a commercial airplane crash. The case was handled by Attorney Todd A. Smith and…

Milan Sharma in Necessarily AbroadMar 132 min read

Cloud Breaking

Exogenous pre-flight anxiety notwithstanding, grossly sick brother spewing disease from a foot away for 12 hours aside, inability to sleep for more than 30 consecutive minutes ignored, the flight to our current location, Dubai International (more on my love of this place later), really wasn’t so bad…

Tam FrancisMar 4

In the 1940s, the U.S. Navy Launched Planes From Trapezes

Steve Weintz

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Wow. That was fascinating. I have a character in my novel who worked on an aircraft carrier in WWII and while I was doing research I never into this. Wow! I may have to work this into the sequel. So cool!

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