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Some Follow-up on Flying and Dehydration? - Flying Magazine | 12/11/09
Some Follow-up on Flying and Dehydration?Flying Magazine"Plain water can actually exacerbate the reduction of brain function no matter how much water a pilot drinks. ...

Watch out for Wildlife: - Flying Magazine | 04/11/09
Watch out for Wildlife:Flying MagazineLast Saturday night -- Halloween -- a Canadair CL600 regional airliner hit a deer while landing in Florence, South Carolina. ...

Shared Ownership - Flying Magazine | 04/11/09
Flying MagazineShared OwnershipFlying MagazineWhile the economic downturn was devastating to aircraft manufacturers and their suppliers, there was one segment of the industry, ...

Sporty's Academy - Flying Magazine | 03/11/09
Sporty's AcademyFlying MagazineKnown for its famous mail-order pilot supply business, Sporty's is also a place where aspiring pilots can learn to fly. By Lane Wallace Most pilots know ...

Precious Cargo - Flying Magazine | 03/11/09
Flying MagazinePrecious CargoFlying MagazineBeing an aunt is not the same thing as being a parent. Aside from some obvious differences, including the level of exhaustion involved, ...

SATSair Discontinues Service - Flying Magazine | 30/10/09
SATSair Discontinues ServiceFlying MagazineGreenville, South Carolina-based SATSair has quit flying. The company used a fleet of Cirrus SR22s in what had been an apparently successful ...

NBAA Show Figures Are In, Reflecting Challenging Times - Flying Magazine | 30/10/09
NBAA Show Figures Are In, Reflecting Challenging TimesFlying MagazineAttendance at the National Business Aviation Association convention in Orlando last week was down by 25 percent compared with last year. ...

NBAA to Co-op with AOPA on Light Business Aircraft Shows - Flying Magazine | 30/10/09
NBAA to Co-op with AOPA on Light Business Aircraft ShowsFlying MagazineNBAA has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association to coordinate Light Business Aviation (LBA) ...

'Back to the Future' for Light Jet Aficionados - Flying Magazine | 30/10/09
'Back to the Future' for Light Jet AficionadosFlying MagazineLong before Eclipse, Cirrus or even Lear Jet, the Morane-Saulnier MS-760 brought jet performance to personal aircraft. ...

Northwest Pilots Explain Reasons for Overflight - Flying Magazine | 30/10/09
Northwest Pilots Explain Reasons for OverflightFlying MagazineWhen Airbus decided to configure its A320 with sidesticks, one of the benefits was that the crew would have ample workroom without a control ...

NBAA's Ewald Platinum Award Goes to B&CA's Garvey - Flying Magazine | 30/10/09
NBAA's Ewald Platinum Award Goes to B&CA's GarveyFlying MagazineBill Garvey, former Flying editor and current editor-in-chief of Business & Commercial Aviation magazine, received this year's Dave Ewald ...

Dehydration and Flying - Flying Magazine | 29/10/09
Dehydration and FlyingFlying MagazineWe all know that proper hydration is vital to good health. In the case of flying, it is even more critical. Not only is dehydration more ...

The High Cost of Low Experience - Flying Magazine | 28/10/09
The High Cost of Low ExperienceFlying MagazineThe year was 1979. I walked into a gray and sterile office below the gates of the relatively new Dallas-Fort Worth Airport. ...

More I Learned About Flying (article 22 of 22) - Flying Magazine | 28/10/09
Flying MagazineMore I Learned About Flying (article 22 of 22)Flying MagazineSomeone once told me that aircraft accidents happen every 5000 hours during a pilot's flying career. Well, mine came at 6000 hours rather ...

Hawker 900XP - Flying Magazine | 28/10/09
Flying MagazineHawker 900XPFlying MagazineHawker Beechcraft is in the odd position of having two Hawker jets in its lineup that are many generations apart. ...

A Minute Here, an Hour There - Flying Magazine | 28/10/09
Flying MagazineA Minute Here, an Hour ThereFlying MagazineTiming indeed. Timing in all things. In life, timing has a lot to do with your ultimate job, your spouse, your home -- almost everything. ...

Why I'm Not a Junior Leaguer - Flying Magazine | 27/10/09
Flying MagazineWhy I'm Not a Junior LeaguerFlying MagazineOne evening in the late '60s, probably after a few "ginskies" in the Sky Galley bar, Ebby and Walter Rye decided to buy a curious little ...

Win a Hamilton Khaki X-Wind Pilot Watch! - Flying Magazine | 22/10/09
Flying MagazineWin a Hamilton Khaki X-Wind Pilot Watch!Flying MagazineThe Hamilton Khaki X-Wind Pilot Watch is valued at $1395, but you can win one for free by entering our giveaway. You can win a Hamilton Khaki X-Wind Pilot ...

A Quick Debrief After an Airline Flight - Flying Magazine | 22/10/09
A Quick Debrief After an Airline FlightFlying MagazineAll pilots have their personal safety standards for weather, and plenty of pilots fly on the airlines when they absolutely have to be ...

Honoring the Sacrifice - Flying Magazine | 17/10/09
Flying MagazineHonoring the SacrificeFlying MagazineFor those of us who donned military uniforms during the Vietnam venture -- either voluntarily or reluctantly -- and came home to a less than ...

Cessna Rebrands Its Frax Program: CitationAir - Flying Magazine | 17/10/09
Cessna Rebrands Its Frax Program: CitationAirFlying MagazineCalling the existing fractional aircraft ownership model "broken," Cessna has recast and rebranded its CitationShares program. ...

NBAA Meets Next Week in Recovery Mode - Flying Magazine | 17/10/09
Flying MagazineNBAA Meets Next Week in Recovery ModeFlying MagazineIt has to hurt that Cessna and Hawker Beechcraft have chosen to forego their large floor displays, but the National Business Aviation ...

Business Aviation Gets Safer; But Lower Activity Is Part of the Reason - Flying Magazine | 17/10/09
Business Aviation Gets Safer; But Lower Activity Is Part of the ReasonFlying MagazineAccording to the most recent statistics from aviation safety researcher Robert E. Breiling Associates, business flying got almost 50 percent ...

AOPA Pleads Case for Embattled Approaches - Flying Magazine | 17/10/09
AOPA Pleads Case for Embattled ApproachesFlying MagazineThe Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association is asking the FAA to reconsider its plans to cancel some of the 154 ground-based instrument ...

Homebuilt '51% Rule' Clarified by FAA - Flying Magazine | 17/10/09
Homebuilt '51% Rule' Clarified by FAAFlying MagazineJust what is a "homebuilt" is now clearer. A long-awaited FAA advisory circular (AC-20-27G) outlines the approval basis for an aircraft to be ...

New Connectivity for Light Jets - Flying Magazine | 17/10/09
New Connectivity for Light JetsFlying MagazineHigh-speed Internet service is now much more affordable for light jets. Aircell has announced its $85000 ATG 5000 system (including all ...

Garmin: Innovating Through Tough Times - Flying Magazine | 15/10/09
Flying MagazineGarmin: Innovating Through Tough TimesFlying MagazineWith a gaggle of noteworthy announcements, Garmin signals its commitment to innovation despite a down economy. By Robert Goyer When I paid a visit to Garmin ...

Watching Your Weight: and Keeping Your Balance - Flying Magazine | 15/10/09
Watching Your Weight: and Keeping Your BalanceFlying MagazineRaise your hand if you haven't performed a weight- and- balance check since your last certificate check ride, or checking out in a new ...

Avidyne Promotes Its Own Stimulus Package - Flying Magazine | 10/10/09
Avidyne Promotes Its Own Stimulus PackageFlying MagazineAvidyne is offering "instant rebates" on several of its retrofit avionics components. Not surprisingly, the more you buy, the more you can ...

All's Quiet at Continental's Production Line This Week - Flying Magazine | 10/10/09
All's Quiet at Continental's Production Line This WeekFlying MagazineIn response to reduced demand for its aircraft engines, Teledyne Continental Motors has shut down its production line for this week. ...

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