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FLY TX

The Fly Texas^? Magazine

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The Fly Texas^? (FTX^?) magazine is the new, and official, monthly General Aviation (GA) and Aerospace publication of The Texas Pilots Association. We chose the name to reflect our primary focus in a couple of encompassing and powerful words, with the aim that it will become the official national and international resource for all Texas related GA references and activities.

Aviators and aviation enthusiasts have many choices of magazines, online forums, and resources to choose from. Our mission with our aviation publication is to provide a resource of information that will engage the readers and participants, we will promote safety, education, accessibility, tourism, and encourage the old guard of our industry to stimulate and motivate younger and newer pilots, with a focus on the GA field, and its many related activities, in our State of Texas.

With the rising cost of training, soaring fuel prices, and other related expenses, a new or want-to-be pilot has plenty of reasons not to take up flying. As many companies and organizations have taken responsibility to change this trend and increase the amount of pilots, our monthly publication and website will provide a more dynamic platform to engage pilots and help them realize their options.

The magazine will be available in PDF format. We are also studying the option of making it available in print too. The independent website, which will be hosting the e-magazine version, Fly Texas Online, will be coming soon, and will be found at FlyTexasOnline.com.

If you would like to contribute articles, ideas, or any other material to the Fly Texas^? magazine, please contact the publication's editor via email at: editor[at]thetpa[dot]org.

"Texas... So much to see, so many things to do, and all kinds of places to go... Why not fly there? We can show you the way!

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Texas: Big country, big skies!"

NOTE: You can find information about tourism and different attractions around the state of Texas by visiting the Fly Texas page.