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Olympics-inspired Destinations – Get in the game with these active adventures

Olympics-inspired Destinations – Get in the game with these active adventures

Is the competitive spirit from the 2024 Paris Olympics still pulsing through your veins? Or maybe you’re looking forward to the 2026 Winter Olympics happening in Italy, or the return of the Summer Olympics to the U.S. in Los Angeles in 2028. You don’t have to wait to create your own golden experiences at these…

The Muscle  Car of  Aviation – King Air Nation  transforms a B200 David Johnson and Sara Katherine Waller

The Muscle Car of Aviation – King Air Nation transforms a B200 David Johnson and Sara Katherine Waller

In the realms of high-speed thrills and engineering marvels, few names evoke as much excitement as the 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170. The Dodge Demon symbolizes raw power, impeccable design and unparalleled performance. Now, imagine translating that legacy into the skies. Enter the King Air Demon Project—an endeavor to showcase the King Air as…

‘This Aircraft  Deserved It’ – Commemorative 1982 Model F90 Gets Full Makeover

‘This Aircraft Deserved It’ – Commemorative 1982 Model F90 Gets Full Makeover

Are they making the Beechcraft King Air F90 again? That’s the question David and Shawn Edgington hope to inspire when you see N721RF/serial number LA-190 sitting on the ramp. A gleaming paint scheme with a playful color palette, BLR Aerospace five-bladed Whisper Props, American Aviation’s Pitot Cowling System and Aerodynamic Speed Stacks – the airplane…

Tracing Our Roots: Flying and Touring the Natchez Trace, Part 2

Tracing Our Roots: Flying and Touring the Natchez Trace, Part 2

Author’s Note: In Part 1, we explored many sites along the northern three-quarters of the Natchez Trace full of rich history. In this final installment, we’ll wrap up the tour, covering the southernmost 100 miles of the route, some nearby attractions and the city for which the Trace is named.  If you recall from Part…

Tracing Our Roots – Flying and Touring the Natchez Trace, Part 1

Tracing Our Roots – Flying and Touring the Natchez Trace, Part 1

As pilots, we all share a common interest in modern transport. Often, we fly just for fun, feeding our passion to be airborne. However, King Air category aircraft are primarily a means of rapid transport. They are magic carpets that, in a matter of hours, cover distances that once took weeks, months or even a…

King Air Gathering IN REVIEW – by Sara Katherine Waller

King Air Gathering IN REVIEW – by Sara Katherine Waller

The 2024 King Air Gathering (KAG), held May 15 – 18, was unforgettable, bringing together King Air owners, operators, pilots, mechanics and enthusiasts from around the globe. Hosted by King Air Nation and co-host BLR Aerospace at the historic Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, this year’s Gathering was a success and possibly…

Three in a Million – Meet the Beechcraft-loving family behind  the Million Air brand

Three in a Million – Meet the Beechcraft-loving family behind the Million Air brand

Roger Woolsey became an entrepreneur in the aviation world while still a teenager. That early success – and his knack for tackling problems that needed solutions – propelled him to broaden his reach, from a pilot-for-hire to an air carrier, an air medical service provider, an FBO owner, FBO franchisee and eventually an FBO franchisor.…

High BP and the FAA

A healthy 35-year-old man, who is also a pilot, was found to have high blood pressure at a recent physical. He has no symptoms, and his blood pressure is now controlled with medication. How does the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) deal with this issue? Your blood pressure measurement consists of two numbers – systolic and diastolic…

Fly Ball: Make plans to fly in for  a game in 30 MLB cities

Fly Ball: Make plans to fly in for a game in 30 MLB cities

By the time my husband, Lee, had turned 25, he had watched a game in just three Major League Baseball (MLB) stadiums – Kansas City, Houston and Arlington, Texas. That makes it even more impressive that in the next 18 years he would manage to complete his goal of seeing a game in every city…