AOPA Pilot Magazine
June 2012
Volume 55 / Number 6Cover Story
Confident in chaos
Coming to terms with radical attitudes
by Thomas A. Horne
photography by Tyson Rininger

Featured Articles
GA in China
by Luke Lysen
Husky makes a pilot
The Tornado Husky lifts a wounded Marine
by Dave Hirschman
They Came Back
WWII's most reliable aircraft
by Barry Schiff
Wx Watch: Briefing Timelines
Preflighting for thunderstorms, one day at a time
by Thomas A. Horne
Confident in chaos
Coming to terms with radical attitudes
by Thomas A. Horne
Technique: Fly the Box
Simulators go beyond instrument training
by Ian J. Twombly
Dogs that love to fly
They would get a certificate if they could
by Alton K. Marsh
Fly-Outs: Pie, please!
Just don't fly in on a Monday
by Alyssa J. Miller
Electro Flight
On the horizon: A new spark
by Thomas A. Horne
Avionics: Welcome to the Future
iPad in-flight weather arrives in full force
by Ian J. Twombly
Dogfight | Three big wishes
by Thomas A. Horne and Dave Hirschman
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Landmark Accident: Three strikes
The last misstep slapped this Bonanza pilot
by Bruce Landsberg
Turbine Pilot
Dassault Falcon 20
An affordable classic lives on
by Robert A. Searles
Systems Synopsis: Power control units
by Thomas A. Horne
VNAV 101
Putting precision in 'dive and drive'
by Neil Singer
What's your type?
Type rating basics
by Matthew McDaniel
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Commentary
- Fly Well
Too old to rock and roll?
by Jonathan M. Sackier - Foundation Focus: On the chopping block
Help us help you save general aviation airports
by Bruce Landsberg, President, AOPA Foundation - Pilot Counsel:
Who are the 'bad' guys?
by John S. Yodice - Waypoints
Meeting readers where they are
by Thomas B. Haines - License to learn
Kaboom!
by Rod Machado - President's Position
Flying for pure joy
by Craig L. Fuller - Proficient Pilot
Times have changed
by Barry Schiff - Letters
Time on their hands
by 'AOPA Pilot' magazine readers
Departments
- Pilot Briefing
News from the world of general aviation
by Alton K. Marsh - AOPA Action
What AOPA is doing to keep you flying
by Kathy Dondzila - Member Guide
by Kathy Dondzilla - Never Again
Ocean view
by Jim Cribb - Technique: Fly the Box
Simulators go beyond instrument training
by Ian J. Twombly - Pilots:
Mark Richey
by Phil Scott - Fly By Wire
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