AOPA Never Again
AOPA presents the "Never Again" series in AOPA Pilot magazine and online to allow pilots to learn from the experiences of others.
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Checklist Discpline (September 2023)
7 min
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Tip Vortex (August 2023)
8 min
28
Into the Soup (July 2023)
8 min
29
Cloud Cover (June 2023)
8 min
30
Trading Places (May 2023)
5 min
31
VFR into IMC (April 2023)
6 min
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The Parallax Doesn't Lie (March 2023)
6 min
33
Six-Right Surprise (February 2023)
8 min
34
Anticipation of Adventure (January 2023)
10 min
35
Risky Weather (December 2022)
10 min
36
Fire is Not Your Friend (November 2022)
8 min
37
Along for the Ride (October 2022)
7 min
38
Into a Monster (September 2022)
8 min
39
That Nagging Feeling (August 2022)
9 min
40
Geese on Final (July 2022)
6 min
41
See or Be Seen (June 2022)
8 min
42
Thunderstorms in the vicinity (May 2022)
10 min
43
Jump, son, jump (April 2022)
7 min
44
Night time fuel burn (March 2022)
When was the last time you asked for a DF steer? It's time we asked for one (By Steve Samuelson)
7 min
45
Autopilot Mayhem (February 2022)
It's night. You're flying single pilot IFR and George has left the building. Pull the breaker? Tried that. Now what? (By Joe T. May)
7 min
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Suckered in (January 2022)
Climbing to stay in visual meteorological conditions sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. We'll explore the latter. (By Andy Clark)
9 min
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Out of focus (December 2021)
An SR20 and a wobbly iPad prove not to be mutually beneficial. Ride along, but maybe leave your iPad at home (by Juan B. Plaza)
7 min
48
Personal minimums (October 2021)
Flying single engine over the mountains at night in a vintage airplane. What could go wrong? (By Jim Pitman)
7 min
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Speeding toward the trees (September 2021)
By Steve Ells.
8 min
50
Engine out at night (July 2021)
A night-time cross-country almost ends in disaster for want of a 50-cent part. (By Tom Hildebrandt)
8 min