Common training aircraft include the Cessna 152 or 172, the Piper PA-28 models (Warrior, Archer, Arrow) and the 100/100i, the Diamond DA-20 or DA-40, or perhaps, if you’re training in Europe ...

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Fly-by-wire systems make it easier to maneuver the aircraft and reduce weight. The cockpit is simple and cozy. There are two identical, redundant joysticks on either side, so a pilot can use ...

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Brian Shaw, president of the Meadville chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA), knew it was coming — he helped organize it after all — but was still astonished that the 26th annual ...

The academy's students learn how to take off and land in surplus U.S. Air Force gliders and single-engine planes from the small airport on Detroit's eastside, as well as aircraft maintenance.

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“The aircraft that you learn to fly in is much different from, of course, a commercial aircraft,” she said. “So I was nervous and to my surprise, it was a very calm day and it was beautiful.

These pilots will have to re-learn how to fly with western aircraft, which have very different design philosophies than Soviet gear such as the MiG-29.

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The academy’s students learn how to take off and land in surplus U.S. Air Force gliders and single-engine planes from the small airport on Detroit’s eastside, as well as aircraft maintenance.