Julie Boatman

Industry associations have been working on its development for piston-powered aircraft for a decade.

Textron Aviation plans first delivery to launch customer FedEx following certification in the first half of 2022.

Legacy Flight Academy and Joint Base Charleston will host an event for young people this month.

Clear skies, calm winds, and temperatures just far enough above the basement to enable both a pain-free walkaround and stellar engine performance greeted FLYING Magazine editor-in-chief Julie Boatman and some friends recently for the demo flight she took in the new 2022 Cirrus G6 SR, so they did what any group of pilots would do. […]

Enjoy a primer for your new FLYING magazine from the editor-in-chief.

So, we had to ask: Is the ICON A5 really a platform of interest for the U.S. military? And would the assignment of its IP to a Chinese-government-backed entity pose undue concern for U.S. interests on the global stage? A recent investigation opened by the Committee of Foreign Investment in the U.S. (CFIUS) came in […]

We cruise to lunch in the new 2022 SR G6 from Cirrus Aircraft, and pick up speed along the way.

The manufacturer seeks primary type certification on the A5 while under scrutiny resulting from questions regarding its Chinese ownership and potential military applications.

The new FLYING has hit the presses, and it will soon be on its way to subscribers.

The DS-2C joins the CD2 Seastar twin turboprop in the company’s return to the flying boat scene.