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Kentucky Bourbon Trail Proves Worthy of a Flying Adventure

A trip to take in the Kentucky Bourbon Trail makes for a pleasant flying adventure.

Florida pilot flies in Christmas tree pattern on Christmas Eve

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — A Florida pilot flew in a Christmas tree pattern on Christmas Eve. A flight map from FlightAware shows the pilot take off from Punta Gorda Airport at 12:27 p.m. and head east before beginning to trace out a Christmas tree, complete with a star on top. The pilot then headed back […]

What's Up by Leroy Cook – 921News

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Wayne L. Bottomley, DDS

Wayne L. Bottomley, DDS, of Platteville, WI died peacefully at home on Friday, September 2, 2022.

Human Smuggler Crashes Plane near West Texas Airport

Sheriff deputies from one small West Texas county found migrants smuggled via small aircraft in a departure from the typical roadways.

The Tragic Day When a Pilot Was Literally Flying Blind

The pilot was 79 years old. He had 1,300 hours, a private certificate, and an instrument rating, but seldom flew.

'It keeps me young': Octogenarian pilots fly into Danbury Municipal Airport

'It keeps me young': Octogenarian pilots fly into Danbury Municipal Airport FacebookTwitterEmail 1of23 Pilot Keith Myles, from Massachusetts, arrives at Danbury Airport for a get together of UFOs, a group of pilots, all over 80 years old, called United Flying Octogenarians. They fly into Danbury Airport every year to meet and have lunch. Wednesday, May 19, 2021, in Danbury, Conn.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of23 Pilot Marvin Levine arrives at Danbury Airport for a get together of UFOs, a group of pilots all over 80 years old, called United Flying Octogenarians. They fly into Danbury Airport every year to meet and have lunch. Wednesday, May 19, 2021, in Danbury, Conn.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less

'It keeps me young': Octogenarian pilots fly into Danbury Municipal Airport

'It keeps me young': Octogenarian pilots fly into Danbury Municipal Airport

Short Final: The Big One

AVweb This happened a few years ago, in the pre‑pandemic world. I was chugging along in my Piper Dakota from North Central Arkansas heading toward the busy Dallas‑Fort Worth airspace on a Friday afternoon. Fort Worth Center was talking fast, directing the arriving airline traffic, dealing with a few military training flights and a couple of us little guys on flight following. Center: “Cherokee 28U, military traffic, 1 o’clock, 10 miles, 10,000, eastbound.” I looked and didn’t spot anything, so I asked center to say traffic again—just as a B52 emerged from behind my sun visor. Center (in a very exasperated voice): “The Big Black One.”