The Spring issue features the Cover Article on Risk Management by Jeff Schweitzer. Kevin Mead’s column provides a good summary of the Three Blade Prop conversion. New contributor Travis Holland delivers a great summary of his recent flying adventure in Egypt.
2007 Convention Photos
Special thanks to our official convention photographer, Dick Rochfort, for making the full collection of photos from the Tulsa Convention available here.
Safety and Adventure
A great article by Jeff Schweitzer that discusses two very important topics: - Risk management and - Great travel and Adventure. Jeff provides a good overview of PIC decision making in the form of a review of the trip that he and several of our members made across the pond last summer. Reprinted courtesy of www.twinandturbine.com.
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