Current Issue – King Air Magazine
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Women’s History Month: Explore These Museums Honoring Female Aviators
Photos by MeLinda Schnyder The National Women’s History Alliance has established March as National Women’s History Month, with the goal of ensuring that women’s history remains visible, valued and celebrated for all generations. In honor of this year’s theme – “Moving forward together! Women educating & inspiring generations” – here are 13 destinations to find…
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I think I’ve got the best career ever. I wake up every morning, go to the airport and fly some of the coolest airplanes on the planet. In a typical year, I’ll fly every variant of the Piper PA46, the Socata TBM and the Beechcraft King Air. Whether it’s initial or recurrent training, flying one…
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Tax Planning: Charitable Flying
Having been involved in the general aviation industry for over two decades, I have always recognized the positive contributions our industry provides to society. Whether it is responding to natural disasters, transporting veterans and ordinary folks needing medical treatments or relocating pets and wildlife – pilots and aircraft owners, fixed base operators and numerous other…
From the Training Center
I believe we all have heard the term stabilized approach. But what is a stabilized approach and why should you practice it? One of the many aspects that makes the King Air appealing is that it is a forgiving airplane. This makes it a great platform to transition into from a slower, nonpressurized, reciprocating aircraft.…
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2025 King Air Market Report From a Buyer’s Rep Perspective
I must admit, it was tempting to pull out the article on the King Air market I wrote last year about this time, change the dates and submit! The reality is that not much has changed in the past year. We’ve seen some softness in the King Air 350 market, but other than that, if…