The Savvy Aviator #65: What's Your Fuel Flow at Takeoff? »
One of the biggest reasons cylinders fail to go the distance is insufficient fuel flow at takeoff. Is yours set high enough? More
One of the biggest reasons cylinders fail to go the distance is insufficient fuel flow at takeoff. Is yours set high enough? More
Thinking of selling your aircraft? Looking to buy a "pre-loved" one? Here are some eye-opening "war stories" about pre-buys gone wrong, and some advice about how to avoid getting burned. More
Your aircraft is undergoing its annual inspection, and your IA tells you that he has to perform some costly maintenance task because the manufacturer says it's required. But is it really? More
When it comes to aviation maintenance, it's not impolite to ask what something is going to cost. It's mandatory. More
Managing your maintenance properly can save you a ton of money. It's not rocket science. More
When piston airplanes are fueled with Jet A, people can die. More
Why does proper leaning procedure seem to be such a confusing subject for pilots when it's so darn easy? More
"To err is human ..." and when aircraft mechanics make mistakes, bad things can happen. More
The most crucial aspect of engine-condition monitoring is to ensure that nothing is coming apart inside the crankcase. Are you and your A&P doing it right? More
Your aircraft is undergoing its annual inspection, and your IA tells you that a cylinder has weak compression and has to come off. Here are some things to consider before you tell him to go ahead. More
And it may take more than a Disney movie to inspire them. More
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