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Book Review: The Sky And I  by Ann Holtgren Pellegreno I just finished reading a startlingly superb book, The Sky And I by Ann Holtgren Pellegreno.  It was so good that, now that I'm ready to review it, I feel seriously inadequate. I'll try and quickly convey the...

We're 12 days into our Texas flying tour and having a blast. We're meeting lots of new people, pilots and non-pilots, touring museums, visiting airports, and usually eating what the locals eat. But at Day 12, we've really only seen a tiny portion of this...

Lady taildragger pilot selling antique aircraft project:  1939 Cessna C-37 Airmaster. "I have 2 sets of ailerons and 2 sets of tail feathers. Have cowling for both 145 and 165 Warner engines. Also have extra partial fuselage. No engine." [caption id="attachment_62490" align="aligncenter" width="575"] (Robert J. Pickett Collection)...

Departing the Gulf Coast yesterday from Mustang Island seemed questionable at best. There was early morning fog in surrounding areas, haze, and hit-and-miss IFR to the north and south. On the positive side, the sky was clear and blue directly overhead. The big question was,...

  A Month of Nothin' But Texas! Yesterday, this hot little RV7 found its way to Texas. Five GPSs, a 2-axis auto pilot, 3 glass-panel screens and 2 pilots managed to not-get-lost, to not-violate any restricted airspace all while having a darned good time.  It's day three...