
Bill was one of those feast or famine guys who had scraped together just enough to buy his airplane. He didn’t fit the profile of an aviator; a washed up semi-pro bull rider back West with a slow … [Read more...]
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Bill was one of those feast or famine guys who had scraped together just enough to buy his airplane. He didn’t fit the profile of an aviator; a washed up semi-pro bull rider back West with a slow … [Read more...]

Landing on runway 31 at Diego Garcia, skidding 7,500 feet down the runway. The aircraft was landing at the end of an 11 hour ferry mission that started at Andersen AFB, Guam . During the landing, … [Read more...]

Now you know why they call him Smokey...his plane caught fire! In this case the board concluded: “The failure of a magnesium alloy restraining band surrounding the afterburner section of the GE … [Read more...]

I have a friend, Joe, who often flew naked. He would get in his airplane with no plan, a pair of flip-flops, and point toward a new destination. He’d just hit the direct button on his GPS, climb … [Read more...]

PlaneNutz.com is looking for writers just itching to have their say. Book reviews, product reviews, flight concepts, homebuilding tips and more. Here are some guidelines to help you write a piece … [Read More...]
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The NTSB with the support of EAA has launched a study to evaluate and improve the safety of amateur-built experimental aircraft, beginning with an … [Continue reading...]
As many as 100 people have put down a $10,000 deposit for their Terrafugia Transition. A flying car retailing for $227,000 could be on roads in a … [Continue reading...]
When astronaut Garrett Reisman returned from an 11-day space shuttle mission last May, he knew he was headed to the back of the line. If he wanted to … [Continue reading...]

Every six minutes, a Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) aeroplane takes off somewhere in the world; providing life-altering support for people living … [Continue reading...]
Sandy Toomer is founder and Senior Editor at PlaneNutz Media. He has been involved in aviation for 22 years, flying professionally for Mission Aviation Fellowship in the Amazon rain forest of Ecuador, S.A. An instrument rated Commercial pilot and A&P he is currently completing an RV-8. He and his wife, Trish, live in Auburn, AL. And of course....WAR EAGLE!
Rob "Smokey" Ray began his flying career riding with his Dad in a Taylorcraft at age three. His Military career spanned 25 years, 20 of those in the in the F-16 and two combat tours in Iraq. He is currently a Captain for a major airline and along with his wife Teena fly their highly modified Vans RV-6 called the "RVX" for enjoyment.
Lt Col Ned Linch, USAF (retired) is Certified Flight Instructor (CFI/CFII), a 737 airline pilot based in Los Angeles, CA, and a retired USAF F-16 fighter pilot/instructor pilot (IP). He has a diversified aviation background which runs the flying gamut from general aviation to the airlines to extensive combat experience. He earned a Masters of Aeronautical Science degree from Embry-Riddle, and a Bachelors degree in Aviation Management at Auburn University.
Nathan Mackey is a student pilot, aviation photographer, airshow narrator and owner of Low and Slow Aviation, LLC. Nathan's passion is STOL aircraft in which he has 125 hours and 400 hours total time in 25 types of aircraft. He resides in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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