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Jeb Burnside is this magazine’s editor-in-chief. He’s an airline transport pilot who owns a Beech Debonair, plus the expensive half of an Aeronca L-16B/7CCM Champ.

This wasn’t a diversion; it’s just an old sightseeing track I flew a few years ago. But I use it to illustrate an important point: The closest divert field with approaches, fuel, facilities and some level of civilization may be behind you.

Airmanship

Top Ten Tips for Managing Risk

Joseph E. (Jeb) Burnside

Quick Turns

New FAA Reauthorization Bill Clears All The Hurdles

Joseph E. (Jeb) Burnside

Accident Probes

NTSB Dust Devil Warning, Hartzell’s Videos, New ACS

Joseph E. (Jeb) Burnside

Accident Probes

Failure To Lean

Joseph E. (Jeb) Burnside

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Joseph E. (Jeb) Burnside

Diverting From The Plan

It’s Typically Pilot-Related

Playing Slow Flight For Keeps

Top Ten Tips for Managing Risk

New FAA Reauthorization Bill Clears All The Hurdles

Spatial D: A Classic Case

Some Good News?

Preflight Inspections 101

Broken-Field Running

Darkness On The Edge Of Town

NTSB Dust Devil Warning, Hartzell’s Videos, New ACS

Failure To Lean