US EditionFrom Analog to Digital How General Aviation Changes - Plane & Pilot
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From Analog to Digital How General Aviation Changes - Plane & Pilot
My first logbook entry in 1992 records a flight in a Beechcraft Skipper, its compact cockpit and low-wing design thrilling for a novice pilot. The scent of avgas, the hum of the 4-cylinder engine, and my instructor’s calm guidance defined that day. Aviation then was a realm of VOR needles, paper charts, and the pure joy of stick-and-rudder flight. The skies felt timeless, yet three decades have transformed small-aircraft aviation in ways I never…
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