Flying Staff

The recent inaugural flight of Historic Flight Foundation’s Douglas DC-3 vintage airliner from Paine Field.

A gallery of the single-engine jets that have come and (with one exception) vanished.

A photo tour shows how things have changed in RV Land. Photography by Robert Goyer.

A look at how composites enable the kit Evolution.

Richard Bach’s near-death experience six months ago has led him to finally finish his iconic novella, Jonathan Livingston Seagull. The book, published in 1970, was originally written in four parts, but only the first three were published. A former Flying writer, Bach has made final edits and sent the completed fourth part to his publisher, […]

Aircraft damaged, but luckily no major injuries sustained.

A history of Collier awards for achievements that didn’t work out as planned. Plus, a look at this year’s nominations and a chance to vote for your favorite.

The Collier Trophy honors the outstanding achievement in aerospace during the previous year, and 2012, as you’ll see from these nominees, was a year of innovation for the ages. Also, a look at Collier awards for achievements that didn’t work out as planned.

The weird, whacky and important history of Rockwell Collins’ Sabreliner, N50CR.

These Chinese aircraft look familiar, but they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.