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The near-midair Bill Cox describes in this article happened to me on one of my cross-country training flights in 2002, before TCAS and ADS-B became prolific in general aviation. I was taking off from Sedona (KSEZ) on 21, and someone was coming in for landing on 03. That's fairly standard for this uncontrolled airport since it sits in a bowl. I heard his radio call from five miles out, and perhaps he heard mine on takeoff, but only luck and a scant 20 feet or so kept us from colliding when I was climbing out and he was descending. My flight instructor had ducked down to retrieve a map from the floor and I was flying the low-wing PA-28 Cherokee, when all of a sudden a high-wing Cessna was HUGE in my windscreen and then gone. I gasped, but had no time for any evasive maneuver, and my flight instructor looked up and said, "What?"

Profile Of A Near Midair Collision - Plane & Pilot Magazine A midair collision can happen so fast and unexpectedly, you could quite literally never know what hit you. Here’s how Bill Cox got lucky.

Latest article in Business Jet Traveler magazine. Incredibly hard to research true facts or get real photos... there's a lot of misinformation posted on the Internet and the biz jet owners are both hard to reach and generally uninterested in sharing photos of their aircraft. I don't blame them, but it was still as frustrating as it was interesting to research this article. https://www.bjtonline.com/business-jet-news/flying/the-skys-the-limit

The Sky's the Limit Here’s a look at some of the incredibly opulent private jets being flown and developed for customers with the deepest pockets.

Latest article in Business Jet Traveler by AeroInk prez Kim Rosenlof provides a look at the history of the NBAA.

Inside the NBAA A look at the priorities, achievements, and goals of the 11,500-member National Business Aviation Association.