Features

AVweb’s Features section offers in-depth articles, expert aviation insights, and engaging features that delve into the nuances of aviation. From pilot memoirs and technical analyses to industry insights and thought-provoking discussions, this section provides valuable content for aviation enthusiasts and professionals alike. Explore a diverse range of topics that go beyond the headlines to enrich your understanding of the aviation world.

Short Final

With Super Bowl XLIV about to kick off as we prepare this week’s AVweb stories, we can’t resist the temptation to delve into our mailbag and serve up a “Short Final” that’s been holding for over a year: It was a Friday afternoon in November when we were departing OSU airport in the company King […]

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AVmail: February 8, 2010

Each week, we run a sampling of the letters received to our editorial inbox here in AVmail. One letter that’s particularly relevant, informative, or otherwise compelling will headline this section as our “Letter of the Week,” and we’ll send the author an official AVweb baseball cap as a “thank you” for interacting with us (and […]

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Question of the Week: Your 2010 Collier Trophy Picks

This Week’s Question |Previous Week’s Answers PREVIOUS RESULTS *** Last week, we asked AVweb readers what the various GA groups should make their top priority in 2010. The biggest segment of those who answered (37% of the total) said fighting user fees should top the list – and effort that seems to be off to […]

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Short Final

Overheard in IFR Magazine‘s “On the Air” One rainy evening in the L.A. basin, SoCal approach was trying to merge a bunch of traffic with wildly different airspeeds onto V23 southbound: SoCal:“Cessna Eight Eight Tango, what’s your best airspeed?” Cessna 88T:“One hundred ten knots.” SoCal (gloomy) :“Oh.” Cessna 88T:“Don’t be disappointed. It just means we’ll […]

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Question of the Week: GA’s Top Priority in 2010

This Week’s Question |Previous Week’s Answers PREVIOUS RESULTS *** Last week, we asked AVweb readers whether they’d train in an LSA if they suddenly found themselves back at the beginning of their pilot training. We got some interesting letters on the subject, and your answers were scattered across all five of the options we described. […]

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AVmail: January 25, 2010

Each week, we run a sampling of the letters received to our editorial inbox here in AVmail. One letter that’s particularly relevant, informative, or otherwise compelling will headline this section as our “Letter of the Week,” and we’ll send the author an official AVweb baseball cap as a “thank you” for interacting with us (and […]

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Question of the Week: Training in an LSA?

This Week’s Question |Previous Week’s Answers PREVIOUS RESULTS *** Last week, we tackled a hot-button topic and asked if general aviation pays its fair share into the system. The biggest segment of readers who took time to answer our question admitted that private aviation benefits from services primarily created for commercial use, but stood firm […]

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AVmail: January 18, 2010

Each week, we run a sampling of the letters received to our editorial inbox here in AVmail. One letter that’s particularly relevant, informative, or otherwise compelling will headline this section as our “Letter of the Week,” and we’ll send the author an official AVweb baseball cap as a “thank you” for interacting with us (and […]

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Short Final

Returning from a $100 hamburger in Lakeland to Orlando one Saturday afternoon: Orlando Approach:“N1234X, you have traffic 2 o’clock and 3 miles at 2,500, 7 o’clock and 2 miles at 3,000.” [pause] Orlando Approach:“Hey, just be careful. You’re surrounded.” John Summerfordvia e-mail

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Question of the Week: Paying the Piper (and the Government)

This Week’s Question |Previous Week’s Answers PREVIOUS RESULTS *** Last week, we asked about increasing airline security and whether it will discourage people from traveling commercially. For once, the most popular answer to our Question was the perennial OTHER. Apparently opinions on the subject range much wider than we could represent with a handful of […]

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