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Caution Wake Turbulence

How to avoid danger

When's the last time you heard "caution - wake turbulence" from an air traffic controller? Did you think about what it really meant to you?

Pilots taking off and landing

Rules of Thumb

Every Pilot should know these rules

Flying gets a lot easier once you know some basic rules-of-thumb. Here are seven of the best rules, and how to use them.

1. When To Abort A Takeoff: The 50/70 Rule. A general

To lean or not to lean, that is the question

Best practises when leaning

I’ve recently received several emails regarding whether to operate lean of peak (LOP) or to stay on the rich side. So is LOP [lean of peak] the dark side that we should never enter? Let’s

Choosing a floatplane

Which airplane is suitable for floats?

This Article goes from conversations with experienced floatplane pilots about the 150 on floats—okay, but not great—into what makes a good floatplane, what to look for when buying one

Spatial Disorientation

New AOPA Safety Letter

AOPA Germany’s latest Saftey Letter deals with the subject of spatial disorientation. It’s a known fact that humans are “VFR beings“ only. . The senses we use to keep our balance, that

The Robinson R22 Helicopter

Like wearing a Backpack

In the early 1970s, Frank Robinson had a vision of business executives commuting between their homes and workplaces in small, light, affordable helicopters. The skies were going to

Aeronautical Decision-Making (ADM)

Mitigating Risk

Aeronautical decision-making (ADM) is essentially the mental process of gathering and evaluating information pertinent to a flight; listing the options and their attendant risks; and

The Cub

A replica of the Piper Super Cub

Since the day I first showed up at the airport many years ago I have heard about Piper Cubs. Everyone described them as a great airplane that was fun to fly. Even non-pilots recognize

Buying a Used Homebuilt

What to look for?

There are many reasons why you might want to buy a used homebuilt instead of building. Those who have built their own airplanes know the satisfaction of spawning a flying machine with

Short Field Takeoff

How to make a great short field takeoff

Taking off from a short runway? Does your runway have trees or buildings at the end of it? Then it's time for you to dust your short-field takeoff skills. Here's how you'll do it. How
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Innovative Flight Assistance at AERO 2025
At this year’s AERO show in Friedrichshafen, Germany the team of KAPI, along with the representatives of German avionics manufacturer f.u.n.k.e. AVIONICS will present the latest features
Beechcraft B24R and C24R
Atting, February 2025 • MT-Propeller Entwicklung GmbH has received the EASA STC 10086373 for the installation of the 3-blade constant speed Propeller MTV-12-B/188-59( ) on the Beech
40th Fly-In at Schaffen-Diest airfield (EBDT), Belgium
From August 15th until August 17th, 2025 the annual Fly-In will be held at the Schaffen-Diest airfield (EBDT) in Belgium. This event is also the 40th gathering, outside of Italy, of
Flying to AERO yourself
Friedrichshafen, February 03, 2025 – The countdown to AERO 2025 (April 9 - 12, 2025) is on, and the trade fair organization is working hard to prepare the leading global trade fair
f.u.n.k.e. AVIONICS expands product range at AERO 2025
Visit f.u.n.k.e. AVIONICS at this year’s AERO show in Hall B1 / Stand 102 and discover their latest range of products in the field of aircraft radio communication, handhelds and ground
Does the Technical Logbook affect an aircraft's value?
As the owner of K-aircraft Jets & Props, I have often noticed in my work as an aircraft broker that many owners of aircraft registered in Germany are unaware of the importance of a
Extremly successful start
Friedrichshafen, December 17, 2024 : Three months after launching the new AERO Business Aviation Show Hub (AERO BASH) the new platform for the European Business Aviation sees strong
Growing Electrifly-In Switzerland
The 2024 Electrifly-In Switzerland at the Swiss Federal Air Force base at Bern Airport, was a success. The event focussed entirely on sustainable aviation and was attended by interested
Europe's first Gogo Galileo HDX STC after successfully installation in an Embraer Phenom 300 expected
Atlas Air Service AG is the first European maintenance organization to expect a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) for the Gogo Galileo HDX satellite connectivity system. In cooperation
Extra Aircraft Maintenance now Part CAO certified
Extra Aircraft Maintenance, a German aviation maintenance company located at the airfield of Dinslaken (EDLD), and a separate part of the well-known aircraft manufacturer, wish to inform
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