FLYING Magazine

His wartime mission veered from derring-do to farce.

Aviation icon boasts a unique history and always attracts crowds.

Every pilot needs the right guide to navigate challenges of career.

Low-visibility arrivals and parallel approach procedures can be mastered to visit ‘Air Capital of the World.’

Twenty-five years after 9/11, an airline pilot reflects on the unimaginable tragedy.

Every pilot should visit Wichita, Kansas, the city where their airplane was likely built.

Late company founder built GA empire from small, fuel-stained shack at Lunken Airport.

NAS has accommodated crewed aircraft for decades, but how will it handle uncrewed drones?

Quest to retrace grandfather’s WWII training leads to visceral, living connection to past.

Future of FLYING is not print or digital—it is both.