When Being Wrong is Right
Airline-style aeronautical decision making at the lower levels
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When Classic Airplanes and Classic Cars Come Together
The Mecum auction becomes a day-trip destination for this pilot and classic car enthusiast.
Would Allowing Airline Pilots To Fly Until 67 Be a Mistake?
A veteran airline pilot says the ‘Let Experienced Pilots Fly Act’ may create more problems than it solves.
FLYING Contributor: Shoot Top Gun: Maverick Down With Missiles
This veteran pilot says the record-breaking sequel–and its predecessor–failed miserably.
Volunteer Pilot Flies for Eco Missions with SouthWings
From the flight levels to low-level missions, SouthWings pairs pilots with projects to help the environment.
A Contrail of Turmoil Left Behind
The airline industry is known for its highs, lows, and the resiliency it requires of pilots and crew. Something in this pilot’s soul said it was time to go.
5G Solution Must Be Reached Without Finger-Pointing
Yes, the aviation community knew it was a problem long ago, but that doesn’t matter now.
A Wing and a Prayer for a Classic Piper Arrow
Ownership has its challenges—including ADs that require major repair.
Should I Take Off? It’s Not a Simple Decision
A pilot has to decide on the runway not to take off, and reflects on how things differed when he worked for an airline.
