100 Types

#1 - P28A - The Piper 140, Cherokee, Warrior, and Archer

I do not think I am capable of fully explaining just how poorly I understood the causes and effects of my actions in this (or any) airplane ...
#22 – PTMS Pitts S12 Macho Stinker

Adrenaline, in large doses, has a truly unsettling effect on the belly. Getting jumped by a tiger just before dinner, even...
#13 - EVSS - Evektor Sportstar
#2 - AA1 - Grumman/American Aviation Yankee

If you read flying magazines with any regularity you will see some great advice on how to learn to fly. Following this advice will lead to ...
#16 - C82R - Cessna Skylane RG
#5 - DV20 - Diamond DA20 Eclipse, Katana, Evolution

The Diamond Aircraft Company, along with Cirrus and the no longer independent Columbia, has been instrumental in reinvigorati...
#15 - C180 - Cessna Skywagon
#9 - AA5 - Grumman Tiger

I flew the Grumman American Yankee when I was getting my ticket. In the years that followed I was a serious student of plausible first plan...
Starting at 20...

It would have been kind of cool to dream up this goal while still sitting in my very first airplane, but of course that would require an art...
#19 - C206 - Cessna Stationair

The Stationair I identified as anything but to ATC...Skyhawk, Skylane, Centurion...whatever.

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