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FAA night currency is a legal passenger-carrying requirement, but three full-stop landings do not automatically make a pilot proficient. Here is how the 90-day rule works, why the FAA treats currency as a minimum, and what pilots should consider as shorter fall days bring more flying into darkness.
Fall can bring great general aviation flying, but shorter days, morning fog, frost, cooler temperatures, and changing weather deserve a different planning mindset. Here are practical fall flying tips for pilots.
The 2026 Perseid meteor shower arrives under exceptionally dark skies. Learn whether pilots and passengers can see meteors from an airplane, where to look and what makes an airborne view better or worse.
The Fourth of July is one of those summer holidays that seems made for aviation. The weather is often flyable, daylight stretches late into the evening, and airports are full of energy. Some pilots plan a quick sunset flight. Others think about taking off after dinner, enjoying city lights from above, or even trying to […]
Kayla Roberts is a writer and aviation enthusiast with a deep appreciation for pilot culture, aircraft design, and the stories behind every tail number. With a passion for flight and aviation lifestyle, she creates content that connects pilots and enthusiasts to the gear they wear and the skies they love.
When she’s not writing, Kayla enjoys exploring aviation history, spending time around airports, and celebrating the freedom and adventure that come with life in the air.
