Magazines for Pilots

[AIR21 Lawyer]

All, I represent pilots in AIR21 cases. I am going to write some articles about AIR 21 (whistleblower statute) and am trying to decide where to try to get them published. Aviation Safety Magazine seems appropriate, but I have no idea how widely read it is. Thanks.

 

[Sac Arrow]

Contact Alfred E. Neuman. He can get you in touch with the appropriate party.

 

[Roller]

Seems online might be better than print, SPA and the NAFI thing are the only paper mags I get, and I seldom find time to really dig into them

 

[AIR21 Lawyer]

Thanks!

 

[Daleandee]

I read magazines and misread AIR21 as AR15 and started to miss those things I lost in a terrible boating accident all those years ago.

Sorry, I can't be of help on this one ...

 

[Roller]

I read magazines and misread AIR21 as AR15 and started to miss those things I lost in a terrible boating accident all those years ago.

Sorry, I can't be of help on this one ...

If we are talking those mags

I’m a lancer guy, though popping a pmag is fun from time to time

 

[ateamer]

Looks like that law is aimed at airlines and aircraft manufacturers. Try contacting the unions and see if they’re interested in an article in whatever form of communication (newsletter, etc.) they send to their membership.

 

[Albany Tom]

There's probably a decent number of commercial pilots who read or have access to AOPA Pilot magazine.

I think here in NY printed magazines can only have 10 pages now, but I'm not sure. Some kind of safety thing.

 

[Roller]

Looks like that law is aimed at airlines and aircraft manufacturers. Try contacting the unions and see if they’re interested in an article in whatever form of communication (newsletter, etc.) they send to their membership.

As a airline guy, most all the union stuff is rightfully filtered into my spam box

 

[Clip4]

Contact Alfred E. Neuman. He can get you in touch with the appropriate party.

Alfred retired in 2019. The next best person might be Zoom Campbell over at Aero News Network.