Gliding (also called soaring) is a wonderful segment within aviation that boasts a very loyal and passionate following. One of the many benefits of flying gliders is that they are generally less...
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Why is Manifold Pressure Measured in Inches of Mercury (inHG)?
Engine RPM’s are the primary way to set power in aircraft without a constant-speed propeller. The manifold pressure gauge is a primary engine instrument used to set power in aircraft with...
When looking at your VFR sectional chart, you may have noticed a few airports around the country surrounded by a unique type of airspace know as a TRSA. What is a TRSA? TRSA airspace, meaning...
Flying during pristine mornings and tranquil sunsets are some of the most enjoyable moments as an aviator, but many times the air is not smooth and we hear pilots report chop or turbulence in their...
Pilots often have a lot to do when flying and aircraft trim helps pilots manage that workload and keep the aircraft moving in the right direction. It can be a pilot’s best friend! So what is...
Turboprops engines seem to add a level of complexity to their gauges that can be intimidating and difficult to interpret to pilots unfamiliar with the nomenclature and operating principles of...