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Analog, For the Right Reason

AV Web

Cold winds, low clouds, and scurfy ice accumulations on the few hangars there indicated that not only would the groundhog see his shadow on his official day, but he would probably find himself frozen with a coating of light rime ice on his fur. Tom is one of the lucky few around here who has an insulated and heated hangar.

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Game On!

Plane and Pilot

I dont exactly fit the standard pilot profile of Game Aerospaces GB1 GameBird But theres always been something about the GameBird that has piqued my interest. Its first-class team, led by Ian Waghorn, ensures that pilots leave the training program feeling confident, competent, and safe in their new or new-to-them GameBird.

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Rebirth of FG-1D Corsair 92460

Vintage Aviation News

That year, however, saw the airframe and a set of wings being donated to the City of Bridgeport, Connecticut so it could be transformed into a memorial honoring the pilots who flew Corsairs in combat. This was brainchild of World War II (WWII) Marine Corps Corsair pilot, and then the manager of Bridgeport Municipal Airport, Nick Mainiero.

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New App Helps Pilots Connect, Find New Places to Explore

Flying Magazine

Sam Sessler, a private pilot from Seattle, has created a new way for fellow aviators to share their aerial adventures with one another in a mobile app he created called Hangar. Sam Sessler is the founder of Hangar, a social-sharing platform for pilots. Hangar is a social sharing platform for pilots.

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Elements of Survival

Inspire

Rossier, EAA 472091 This piece originally ran in Roberts Stick and Rudder column in the February 2025 issue of EAA Sport Aviation magazine. As part of our pilot training, were trained to deal with any number of emergencies, from engine failures and fires to instrumentation failures and stall recovery.

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Subtle Distractions

Inspire

Rossier, EAA 472091 This piece originally ran in Roberts Stick and Rudder column in the January 2025 issue of EAA Sport Aviation magazine. A charter pilot loaded […] The post Subtle Distractions first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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A Taylorcraft Reunion

Plane and Pilot

The familiar yellow Taylorcraft is parked by a galvanized corrugated steel roof shed-style hangar. With the airplane up on blocks and tied down in the hangar, I sent Andrew a photo. In addition to repairing the left gear leg, the right gear and rudder were removed for recovering. How often do you fly her? Bill would love this.