GARY BRADSHAW: LEARNING (AND TEACHING) HOW TO FLY
A lot of pilots are active supporters of general aviation, but few of them put their money where their mouth is like Gary Bradshaw, founder of PilotJourney.com and a major contributor to the March 15, 2010 "Learn To Fly Day" initiative. Learn to Fly Day is meant to be far more than words on a calendar. Together with AOPA, EAA, Remos Aircraft and a host of others, Bradshaw is creating an army of seminar presenters who will host hundreds of meetings on March 15, 2010 at hundreds of venues across the country. Each presenter will be armed with both marketing tools and presentation materials free of charge. AVweb's Glenn Pew caught up with Bradshaw to learn more about PilotJourney.com and Learn To Fly Day.

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65 DAYS ALOFT? IN A C-172? MATT AND CHET PIPKIN GO FOR THE RECORD
It's been a little more than 50 years since anyone tried to break one of the most bizarre aviation endurance records. Matt Pipkin and his father Chet are aiming to try next October by keeping a Cessna 172 in the air for 65 days straight. AVweb's Russ Niles spoke with Matt Pipkin about the attempt and how it will benefit others.

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PINK THE PILOT?
Star power may help the light sport/sport pilot movement, as the National Sport Pilot Association gets ready to recruit some pop superstars as pilots. AVweb's Paul Bertorelli speaks with Jim Reyes about how his organization hopes to revive interest in flying.

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