There are a few things that I never leave home without, and a good watch is high on that list.
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Nick Leghorn is an instrument rated private pilot (ASEL), writer, and general techy nerd living in Austin, Texas.
Pre-Flight: Flying Around Cape Cod
My parents are aging hippies looking to retire. So naturally, they have gravitated towards Wellfleet, Massachusetts. They bought a house
Continue readingGarmin Pilot 4.3: Terrain, Obstacles, and X-Plane Compatibility
Since I’m a committed Android user, Garmin Pilot is just about the only app out there that provides an intuitive
Continue readingWhat’s In My Flight Bag
NOTE: This article is OUT OF DATE! The updated version can be found here: What’s In My Flight Bag: 2019
Continue readingReview: 5.11 Rush 12 Back Pack
I rent my wings, which means that I need to truck all my aviation related junk to and from the
Continue readingHow To Refuel an Airplane
As soon as I left flight school and started renting airplanes on my own, I realized that there was a
Continue readingThree Reasons New Pilots Should Join the Civil Air Patrol
When I was doing my flight training at Stinson Municipal Airport in San Antonio, I would constantly see a couple
Continue readingFlightPro Internal Scuffle Intensifies, Lawsuit Filed, Future In Doubt
A few weeks back, FlightPro stopped updating their charts. The app had been launched to much fanfare, and between 10,000
Continue readingGarmin (Finally) Links flyGarmin and Garmin Pilot Accounts
In the early hours this morning, Garmin released a new version of the Garmin Pilot app. There were the usual
Continue readingPrivate Pilot Certificate: How Much Does It Cost?
I’ve seen a couple posts recently over on Reddit asking about the costs involved with a private pilot certificate. Its a
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