If the title of this post is black, or you are viewing the fighter pilot header, click on the title to view the featured image header and continue reading. As documented in previous posts in the Pilot Error “logbook,” I’ve … Continue reading →
If the title of this post is black, click on it to view the featured-image header and continue reading. Ron Panton of Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 187 is a member of LAMP (Learning Activities for Mature Persons), a lecture and seminar … Continue reading →
If the title of this post is black, click on it to view the featured-image header and continue reading. During my recent presentation “Pilot Error in Fact and Fiction” as a part of the UT LAMP Lecture and Seminar Series, … Continue reading →
If the title of this post is black, click on it to view the featured-image header and continue reading. Waiting for Rita to ring the little brass bell Ann sells the first book to an eager customer Greeting customers The … Continue reading →
If the title of the is post is black, click on it to view the featured-image header and continue reading. When I first heard about UT LAMP (Learning Activities for Mature People), two facts about the program seemed a little … Continue reading →
If the title of this post is in black, click on it to view the featured image header and continue reading. Two older posts in the Pilot Error Logbook address the topic of a PowerPoint presentation titled “Pilot Error in … Continue reading →
There’s probably no more than a handful of my personal friends and acquaintances who know I lost my dad in an airplane crash when I was seven. I mean, why would they? It’s not like I’m going to begin casual … Continue reading →
Wilson didn’t want to kill the guard. That would leave a mess behind. Someone might get curious, nose around, ask questions. No, the job tonight required stealth. He loved that word. And the synonyms, like furtiveness. That just sounded right, … Continue reading →
This blog and its companion have been sitting idle for the past month due to a combination of factors, all of which vie for my attention on a daily basis. Of special significance to me are the writing of a … Continue reading →
A few years ago, I was offered the opportunity to participate in Senior Day at Westlake High School by giving a presentation on careers in aviation. That’s like asking a financial adviser about investment opportunities. Talk about flying for bucks … Continue reading →
