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Landing a job
Have you got what it takes to become an airline pilot? No, we''re not just talking about money.
Flying microlights
"There simply isn''t a less expensive and easier way to start flying a powered aircraft." By Dave Calderwood.
The Skills Test
The two-hour Skills Test is the final, demanding exam facing a student pilot. By Dave Tidwell.
FLY! The London Air Show
The London Air Show opens this Friday, 8 April and among the star exhibits will be a 2005 glass cockpit Piper Arrow.
Airline job survey
Have you got what it takes to become an airline pilot? A new survey reveals what the airlines are looking for.
Wake turbulence
The ''How air-brained are you?'' quiz in the September 2004 edition of Pilot contained an error which we''d like to correct. The CAA has provided a co...
Australia on Fire
Smell and taste the fire as a fleet of choppers fight ‘a war without guns’.
Data acquisition in Spitfires
Motor racing data acquisition technology is helping today’s Spitfire pilots. Story by Ian Davies
Kemble Airfield
Major events and real investment at a ‘premier light aviation airfield’.
Display helicopters
Showcopters in the U.S., Blue Eagles in the U.K. and the Sarangs in India - all top level helicopter display teams.
The Norman Dynasty
We talk to Alex about his talented father,   Desmond Norman, and an aviation dynasty. By Nick Bloom
Glacier landings
The shape, size and texture of this runway are constantly changing!
Single sky threatens GA
VFR flying in Europe is under threat of airspace charges thanks to the Single European Sky (SES) project being advocated by the European Commissi...
10 ways to avoid an airspace infringement
Ten tips from the CAA on how to avoid an airspace infringement.
Oshkosh - The Air Controllers Challenge
On a blisteringly hot sixth day of Oshkosh 2003, a rare opportunity to visit the centre of operations - The Air Traffic Control Tower, the busiest in ...
Starting an airline career
From gliders, via the Jetstream 41, then hopefully to the right-hand seat of an Airbus or Boeing. By Adrian Anderson.
Fantasy of Flight, Ken Kellett, and ‘the’ 1903 Wright Flyer replica
Ken Kellett, one of the team at Kermit Weeks ''Fantasy of Flight'' in Florida has already experienced the joy of flying a replica 1903 Wright Flyer. A...
Agreements for owner's groups
Aircraft owners'' groups should plan for the unexpected, advises lawyer and pilot, Stephen Spence.
Farm strip flying
Back-to-basics flying that is ‘quirky, with some risk, but great fun’. Nick Bloom has advice for visiting pilots.
Florida floatplane
Or ''The art of keeping dry in a Sea Cub.''
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