Videos from Pilot Lounge
PilotMag is Feeling Green!
PilotMag has teamed up with American Web in Denver to print the most responsible and eco-friendly product possible. PilotMag takes environmental concerns very seriously by promoting the development of alternate fuels for aircraft and utilizing recycled materials for the production of our magazine.
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PilotMag Visits Kenmore Air Harbor
PilotLounge makes a visit to one of the largest seaplane bases in the United States. Come meet some of the employees and pilots of this incredible landmark of aviation. Check out PilotMag's Video with Kenmore Air
PilotMag Flies with Lake Havasu Seaplanes
PilotMag traveled to the desert, of all places, to fly seaplanes. Along with Site Six Productions, PilotMag shot some air-to-air footage of the canyons, lakes and mountains along Lake Havasu. Flying seaplanes in the desert. What a trip! Check out PilotMag's Seaplane Video
PilotMag's New Media Kit
PilotMag has posted a new media. Here is a chance for your company to reach a high-income pilot across various marketing mediums. Advertise with PilotMag for a fraction of the cost of other aviation magazines. Our advertising sales approach is simple. Create a well-rounded campaign in all print, online and video properties. Also, if your business employs some of the most impressive aviation professionals, we want to profile them. Click here to download the PilotMag Media Kit
PilotMag Conservancy Flight
Colorado Opens Lands has sent Gates L. Scott, the publisher of PilotMag and commercial helicopter pilot out on various monitoring flights in his Enstrom 280FX. Together PilotMag and Colorado Open Lands were able to monitor 12 easements in 2008 and over 6 already this year. We are able to monitor over eight easements in one short morning flight, and saving Colorado Open Lands a great deal of resources when monitoring it from the ground”, says Mo Ewing, Director of Land Stewardship, Colorado Open Lands. Please visit PilotMag Conservancy Flights
PilotMag Teams Up with Embry Riddle
In order to provide the best content for mission for our bi-monthly magazine PilotMag, PilotLounge.com and PilotMagTV, we have teamed up with the world's oldest, largest, and most prestigious university, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Over the next five issues, ERAU professors and instructors will contribute to our editorial calendar. What a great match! Please visit PilotMag News for the latest.
Check out the PilotMag Podcast!
PilotMag’s publisher Gates L. Scott and Associate Editor, Jack Ferguson host the PilotMag Podcast from the PilotLounge.com studios at Centennial Airport outside of Denver, Colorado. Check out the latest PilotMag Podcast
We need adventure flying stories!
Have a great idea for a feature story? Would you like to publish one of your adventure stories in PilotMag? PilotMag is presenting an opportunity for our readers to see your work in print! We are seeking adventure flying stories, exciting destinations and pilots to profile in upcoming issues of PilotMag. Send your story ideas to editorial@pilotmag.com today.
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For serious aviators of paper-based aircraft there is no higher level of competition than... There are many aircraft in the insurance world that are considered “difficult to insure”.
The first Breezy (monoplane) was built in 1964 by Charles Roloff, Robert Liposky and Carl Unger. |
The accident occurred after I had already started writing this article. Renowned mountain pilot and author Sparky Imeson died in a crash on March 17, 2009.
Mach 1—761 miles per hour—is the speed a sound wave travels though good old air at sea level ... As I write this, Randy Babbitt has been appointed as the new Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, and his workload will be overflowing as the nation struggles to adjust to economic realities. |
As an NTSB field investigator on accident duty, there’s no telling where you might be sent to next ... In today’s unique financial times many aircraft owners and operators are searching for creative ways to decrease the cost of aircraft ownership ...
Based on all the hoopla lately, you’d think everyone has a rocket pack or two tucked into the garage corner. |
