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There were times when golf legend Arnold Palmer was not a golfer. Those were the times he spent in the cockpit of an airplane. “There he was a professional pilot and not a professional golfer,” said Russ Meyer, chairman emeritus of Cessna Aircraft and a friend of Palmer’s for five decades. “His...
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