May pilots deduct the cost of their flight training for income tax purposes? As with most tax questions, the answer is "sometimes."

Ron Golden Attorney, Counsel to AOPA More than 30 years of aviation legal experience Serves on the Board of Directors, Seaplane Pilots Association Pilot since 1975, owns a Cessna Cardinal RG PPS participants-only:Article archives >> Troubling aircraft title issues Buying or selling an aircraft? Be careful. Over the years, we become complacent.

In the past, when it came to signing agreement releases, the advice was to "sign it and don’t worry about it because it will never hold up in court." The law is changing, and more than ever these releases are being enforced.

If there is a violation of the FARs during a flight, the pilot in command is likely the one in trouble with FAA. It may be good to be the king, but it comes at a price, so you better know who is the king!

Is your registration certificate still valid? Checking an aircraft registration certificate is not as simple as it used to be.