
Boeing’s Original 747- 300
The B747 is known as the “Queen of the Skies” by many all around the world, but did you know there was a proposed tri-jet version of the 747? A

Trevor Warner shares one of his most memorable flights!
Trevor Warner has over 18 000 hours of flying under his belt. We find out what his most memorable flight was, which included his daughter, about 200 humpback whales, and

Discover a DSLR that will take your creativity to new heights!
The Canon EOS 850D. Whether you’re looking for high-quality travel shots, or beautiful portraits that show the true identify of your subject, the Canon EOS 850D will support your development as a photographer.

Single Pilot Resource Management – At its BEST!
Single Crew Resource Management Single Crew Resource Management is the art of managing all onboard and outside resources that are available to a pilot before and during a flight, in

CANON – Whatever you shoot, however you shoot it!
Whatever you shoot, however you shoot it, the EOS R6 lets you be creative in ways you never thought possible. Fleeting moments in time, captured on camera in ways that

Pilot Profile: Flippie Vermeulen
Capt. Flippie Vermeulen is well known for his efforts over the years to preserve commercial airliners, and was responsible for the establishment of the SAA Historic Flight in the early

AIRCRAFT TYPES – THE AERONCA CHAMPION
Shortly after the end of World War II, during the late 1940’s and into the early 1950’s, a number of lovely little American aircrafts, designed and built specifically for basic

Three –Surface Aircraft
What is a three –surface aircraft and do these aircraft offer any real benefits? A three-surface aircraft (three-lifting-surface aircraft) has a foreplane (canard), a central main wing and an aft tailplane. The central wing

Justin de Reuck on Extreme Photography!
Image by Justin de Reuck : The Silver Falcons in Vic formation over Table Bay. Widely regarded as one of the best aviation photographers currently active in Africa, Justin de

The Journey into Aviation – Glen Warden
A British Airways/Comair Boeing 737 Training Captain with over 14,000 flying hours, a former fighter pilot with the South African Air Force flying the Aermacchi MB-326, Mirage and Cheetah jet

Scully Levin sits down with Tony Forbes
Tony Forbes is the owner of Cirrus South Africa. Scully Levin sat down with Tony to discuss flight planning and the incredible execution of some long-distance flights.

Mental approach vs raw talent
Which is more valuable- the right mental approach or raw talent? I have mentioned in a past article, that (for me at least), a good pilot is someone who is