I stopped for fuel and to eat a sandwich after a two-hour flight, and somehow, in that time, the master was left on!

A recent discussion about coms (radios) in airplanes was civil and showed a lot of passion on both sides of the argument.

My former flight instructor, John Dorcey, is a huge proponent of the So­ciety of Aviation and Flight Educators (SAFE).

From time to time a question comes through on our on­line forums about measuring the amount of fuel in a fuel tank.

Did you ever wish you could just swipe a finger and preheat your plane without driving to the air­port hours ahead of a planned flight?

About six months ago a passenger in my 1977 Ar­row accidentally kicked and broke one of my floor mounted air vents.

A couple of years ago, Piper Owner Society Aviation Director Scott Sherer’s Arrow suffered a cracked step. He got it fixed after it was caught during an inspection.

Headset manufacturers cringe when they see their products proudly and incorrectly worn by pilots on Insta­gram, TikTok, and Facebook. So, what are we doing wrong?