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Author Archives: Colin Summers
Summer 2009 Trip: The Lost Trip Report
I can’t believe it, but an entire year nearly slipped by before I wrote up one of our criss-crossings (two of our crossings!) of the country. Part of the problem is that I was posting photographs from the trip along … Continue reading
Published Author!
How exciting! My first article for Plane & Pilot magazine is up on their website. It will be in the physical magazine on August 10th. Obviously, I already wrote here on the blog about the wonders of the iPad as … Continue reading
WAAS the Big Deal?
This is technical, about the avionics in the airplane. Avionics are the electronic instruments in the plane, some of which sample air pressure in the pitot-static system, or sense the earth’s electromagnetic field. The very first airplanes only had a compass … Continue reading
Follow Along
This is about as cool as technology gets. For now, I guess. One of the people that I took flying with me was the father of a friend of mine. Tom flies a lot of interesting planes just sitting in … Continue reading
Electronic Flight Bag
I love when reality final catches up with my future. Apple and Foreflight have delivered the Electronic Flight Bag that I was waiting for ever since I bought my first NACO book of instrument approach plates. Why was I dragging … Continue reading
Albuquerque, New Mexico to Santa Monica, CA
Monday, August 24 KABQ – KDVT – KSMO Part of the lost trip report. The last day was easy flying. I think we all slept well, but I don’t know because I stumbled into dreamland, tripped over something, and came … Continue reading
Springfield, Illinois to Albuquerque, New Mexico
Sunday, August 23 KSPI – KRVS – KBGD – KABQ Part of the lost trip report. Nell is great at finding us something interesting where we are. Bob and I flew in and out of Springfield, Illinois and, other than … Continue reading
Morristown, NJ to Springfield, IL
Saturday, August 22 2009 KMMU – KCAK – KCMI – KSPI (Part of the lost trip report.) MORRISTOWN Our departure out of Morristown was our first return-to-field event as a family. (I had done this once with Art in the … Continue reading
Traverse City, MI to Morristown, NJ
Friday, August 13 KTVC – KACB – KGKJ – KMMU (Part of the lost trip report.) After our incredibly, almost-theme-park-like stay in Traverse City, we needed to return to New York City, where Nell would meet us. We had a … Continue reading
Antrim County, MI to Traverse City, MI
Wednesday, August 12 KACB – KTVC Part of the lost trip report.