Stan Kuliavas

09/25/2026

For many Pilatus Aircraft Ltd PC-12 owners, the people in the back are family, colleagues, or friends, and most of them aren't pilots. Garmin Aviation Safety Autoland gives them a real answer to a question they don't always ask out loud: what happens if something happens to the pilot?

It's now certified on the PC-12 PRO. Congratulations to the Pilatus team on getting it across the line.

09/25/2026

This is the first Safety Autoland in a PC-12 PRO. Nobody at the controls.

If the pilot becomes incapacitated, the system takes over. It selects a suitable airport, communicates with air traffic control and lands the aircraft on its own.

The Pilatus Aircraft Ltd PC-12 is certified for single-pilot operation, and many owners fly it that way. That makes this more than a nice feature on a spec sheet. It's the kind of capability owners think about.

Worth watching the whole landing. If you fly a PC-12 or are thinking about a PRO, we're happy to walk you through how it works.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsxn6wGzOJU

Garmin Aviation

Safety Autoland is designed to handle situations involving sudden p...

09/25/2026

Big news!

09/19/2026

Dad’s first big suggestion was an intro flight years ago, and that turned into a career. His latest was running off a mountain in Switzerland 🇨🇭 I’m a little nervous about what comes next…

09/17/2026

How many of these iconic airplanes can you name without cheating?

08/25/2026

A deal comes up.⁠
A customer needs you there.⁠
A problem needs to be solved.⁠
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The question becomes:⁠
Can you be there tomorrow… or are you waiting until next week because of airline schedules?⁠
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The companies that win aren’t always the ones with more resources.⁠
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They’re the ones that can move faster when opportunity appears.⁠
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Business aviation isn’t just about getting from one place to another.⁠
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It’s about having the ability to say “yes” when timing matters.⁠
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08/24/2026

The most successful leaders understand that time is a resource you can’t replenish.⁠
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Sometimes the question isn’t “How much does it cost?”⁠
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It’s “What is the cost of losing that time?”⁠
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Would you rather save $5,000 on travel… or gain back 10 hours of your week?⁠
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08/20/2026

The reality is… you can’t create more hours in a day.⁠
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But you can make better decisions about how you spend the ones you have.⁠
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For many executives, the challenge isn’t ambition, it’s capacity. The calendar is full, the demands keep growing, and even simple moments like an evening at home with the dog can feel impossible to find.⁠
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The goal isn’t to work more. It’s to remove the unnecessary time drains so you can focus on what matters most, in business and in life.⁠
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What would you do with a few extra hours back each week?⁠
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08/15/2026

45% of us will face cancer in our lifetime. Stop and think about that.

Today I rode in the Georgian Bay Cycle for Hope for the second year, raising money for the cancer support centre serving the Collingwood region.

New this year: riders could dedicate their ride with signs at the start/finish line. I rode in honour of my two grandfathers - the men I’m named after but never got to meet. Because

The day was awesome: an incredible crew of volunteers, friendly riders (including many cancer survivors 💪), and every single finisher cheered across the line.

110 riders showed up this year - DOUBLE last year’s turnout. Let’s double it again. And $200k raised.

WHO’S IN FOR NEXT YEAR? 🚴

Georgian Bay Cycle For Hope - Charity Bike Ride

08/13/2026