Flying Magazine

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Jul 2004
124 pages
Vol. 131, No. 7
ISSN 0015-4806
 

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Contents

There's Life Left in Piston Engines
7
Airplane engines
Training for Life
35
Aviation (Study and teaching, Accidents, Safety measures), Air pilots (Testing)
Extra EA-500
52
Airplanes, Light (Pressurization, Rating)
How High to Fly?
60
Altitude flying, Aviation (Wind hazards), Turbulence
Getting Used to Risk
66
Air pilots (Psychology), Risk taking (Psychology)
Stan Davidson and His 2003 Seneca V.
72
Stan Davidson, Airplanes, Light
Always Ready
76
United States Coast Guard, Aviation (Accidents), Helicopters in rescue work
Ready to Go? Better Check Again
79
Aviation (Safety measures)
A Little Too Vigorous
82
Challenger airplanes, Aviation (Accidents), Human error
Will Fuel Prices Nip Used Airplane Price Recovery?
88
Airplane engines (Fuel, Prices), Airplanes, Used (Selling)

CFI: Renewal with Gleim
70
United States Federal Aviation Administration, Aviation (Study and teaching), Air pilots (Testing, Licenses)
Sun 'n Fun: Upward & Onward
96
AirVenture (Air show)

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